A Discord argument about AI art in an indie game turns into a case study for shadow AI advisory functions in government and the unregulated constitutional layer problem.
Pretty simple. Slap in sources. Then generate an audio overview. You can guide the direction of the show pretty easily. Give it 5 minutes and you have a podcast where the hosts gabber on about the source material. Learning via osmosis.
I did it with my substack article I did a few days ago on the whole project glasswing. While I wrote it. The damned podcast presented the material in a way that helped explained the topic more than my article did. Its fun.
Aggregate knowledge is the key. It is the primary way i have learned topics for years. Depending on how good the podcast is at analogy and such, made nearly any topic ingestible. And it will sit in the back of my head until some factoid comes up weeks or months later that is relevant.
And when notebooklm came out with their pod cast feature I was in heaven.
Anyone who follows the DoD AI infrastructure story. $250 million for a RAG middle where company that 14,000 govie teams already depend on. And apparently there is no accountability. Like what happens if these companies get bought out or acquired by an entity that is not aligned with National Security interests?
Like I am sure there is a air-gap for the LLMs the gov is using. But what about the ingestion layer?