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China is My Copilot (ft. Evan Swarztrauber & Aiden Buzzetti)

China is My Copilot (ft. Evan Swarztrauber & Aiden Buzzetti)

Season 6 Episode 262 Published 4 weeks, 1 day ago
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Microsoft spent two decades building a reputation as the good big tech company. It worked. While conservatives fought Twitter and Facebook over censorship, nobody was watching the company that quietly captured 85% of government productivity software and a third of all federal software spending.


Evan Swarztrauber and Aiden Buzzetti came in to explain what that inattention has cost us. For nearly a decade, Microsoft used Chinese engineers on Department of War cloud systems, supervised by American "digital escorts" who lacked the technical background to know what they were even looking at. The company is now deepening its AI ties in China at the exact moment the Trump administration is trying to win the AI race. And when Microsoft laid off thousands of American workers last year, it turned around and filed for nearly 3,000 H-1B visas.


This one could (and should!) make you angry. Their paper, Clouded Judgment, is linked below.


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