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Anthropic's Fable Backlash, Nationalizing AI, Inflation Heats Up & California's Broken Elections

Sat, 13 Jun 2026 04:51:00 +0000

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Jason Calacanis Too Early 00:07:37 aitech

Freeberg's company will start building its own proprietary AI model by combining an existing core model with its own proprietary genomic data, rather than relying solely on third-party frontier models.

“Also, I predict your next card you'll turn over is you'll start making your own models, Freeberg. You'll take all this data you have.” View on YouTube
Explanation

No source confirms Friedberg's company has built its own proprietary AI model combining a core model with proprietary genomic data.

David Sacks Wrong 00:29:33 aigovernmenttech

The frontier AI industry will consolidate into a monopoly or duopoly of roughly one to three dominant companies, operating alongside a new government regulatory agency that determines who gets access to AI capabilities.

“We're going to be stuck with somewhere between one and three companies, maybe two. There'll be a AI monopoly or duopoly and they're going to decide along with some new government agency who has access to what capabilities.” View on YouTube
Explanation

The frontier AI industry remains fragmented rather than consolidated into 1-3 dominant companies: OpenAI, Google, Anthropic, xAI, Meta, and DeepSeek all field competitive frontier models as of 2026, and no new dedicated federal AI-access regulatory agency has been created.

David Friedberg Wrong 01:06:53 economymarkets

Under a Kevin Warsh-led Federal Reserve, overnight interest rates could rise above 5.5-6%.

“I think we should kind of expect especially with a Kevin Worsh Fed, I think we could see north of five and a half, 6% overnight rates. It's not unforeseeable.” View on YouTube
Explanation

Kevin Warsh became Fed Chair in 2026 as predicted, but rates have not risen anywhere near 5.5-6%: the Fed held its benchmark rate at 3.50%-3.75% at Warsh's first meeting in June 2026, with guidance toward only a quarter-point rise by year-end.