Roundup Wireless: Why GPT-5 flounder

Zoë Schiffer: right. I love how I said that. Yes, basically, if you want to try to prefer it with Trump, you are buying one of these plans, and you will be invited to a luxurious encryption dinner, which is what happened before. You may get something else. But even the optics here are beautiful suspicious.

Jake Lahout: Yes. In a small side component we had in the interrelated newsletter this week, we had some new data on somewhat lacking law enforcement from the Trump administration across the technology sector, but encryption in particular was everyone who was facing any kind of legal procedures from the Biden administration, with their enforcement procedures fully lower or completely stopped. In one case, we look at the first amnesty ever of one of these things. So, you do not need to pay money for these things and expect a legislative victory, you can only get heat from you on the organizational front.

Zoë Schiffer: right. So our third story, I am waiting for an incredibly frustrating story, but we are now going to Arkansas, where our colleague David Gilbert mentioned that a group of Americans is building a “white society only”, which they call return to Earth. The group believes that white people and Western culture face extinction due to the flow of migrants and minorities. According to the founder of the group, access to society is open only for European eggs who share common views on things such as separation, abortion and sexual identity. Return to the Earth President shared their intellectual inspiration with David, the correspondent, saying that they are partially inspired by the capital of adventure and the son of the migrant parents, Balaji Srinsen, and his book, the network of the network, which enhances the idea of a digital society from people who have common values, with the aim of obtaining a degree of weapons and self -independence.

Jake Lahout: And see, not only America, a long history of a group of strange, completely preserved or exotic utopia, but this type is slightly different, because you face racist sovereignty. But with all seriousness, Zoe, how is this law?

Zoë Schiffer: Yes, I mean, this is the real question. Therefore, the entire hypothesis belongs to the 1968 Housing Law, which prevents discrimination in housing on the basis of race or religion, but returning to Earth claims that the structure of society is closer to the Special Member Association. So far, the local authorities seem to agree. Tim Griffin, the Prisoners of Arkansas, told WIRED that his office did not find anything illegal about society. Surprise, surprise.

Jake Lahout: Yes, it is like a Silicon Valley, but for white and racist excellence.

Zoë Schiffer: exactly. exactly. Well, another one before we take a break. This revolves around how the US race to build a nuclear reactor on the moon. Becky Ferreira recently reported that NASA is planning to build a nuclear reactor on the moon by 2030 under a new direction from the interim official of the agency, Sean Dove.