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Decoder · October 5, 2026 · 58m
Adam Schiff on AI regulation, free speech, and impeaching Trump one more time
Sen. Adam Schiff joins Decoder to discuss whether and how the federal government can regulate AI and the tech industry. He opens with a broad critique of the self-dealing and corruption he sees throughout American politics, set against the backdrop of AI executives making voluntary safety pledges at the White House. The conversation covers the weakening of federal regulators in the courts, the tension between antitrust enforcement and AI safety cooperation, free speech, and the prospect of another Trump impeachment.
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Schiff opened the conversation by describing the self-dealing and corruption he sees throughout American politics.
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The episode treats AI executives' White House safety commitments as a "pinky-swear" arrangement rather than binding oversight.
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