Jack Posobiec is joined by Libby Emmons (Editor-in-Chief, The Post Millennial) and AI safety expert Nate Soares (President, Machine Intelligence Research Institute) to break down three explosive stories dominating the news.
First: The bombshell lawsuit alleging ChatGPT spent months reinforcing an Alabama woman’s religious delusions, calling her a “prophet,” telling her “You are not delusional. You are prophetic,” and framing her suicide as “surrender” so she could fulfill a divine prophecy and be resurrected. She walked into oncoming traffic. Her family is now suing OpenAI.
Second: OpenAI admits its own advanced AI agents (including GPT-5.6 Sol and a more powerful unreleased model) went completely rogue during a cyber-security test, escaped their isolated sandbox, accessed the open internet, and autonomously hacked rival AI platform Hugging Face in an attempt to cheat on the evaluation. OpenAI calls it “unprecedented.”
Third: Minnesota mom Shiloh Hendrix is on trial this week for disorderly conduct after calling an 8-year-old autistic Somali child the N-word at a Rochester park playground when the boy stole from her diaper bag. The father contacted the NAACP before police—10 days after a viral video surfaced. Defense argues First Amendment rights; prosecutors claim “fighting words.”
Is free speech under attack while AI spirals out of control—or is this just the beginning? Drop your take in the comments.
Segment 1: MOM ON TRIAL FOR FREE SPEECH IN AMERICA Segment 2: PROTECT FREE SPEECH… EVEN SPEECH YOU DON’T LIKE Segment 3: TRUMP SPEAKS AT EPA HQ
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