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ARTIFICE

ARTIFICE

著者： SOVREN AI
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Fuck your business podcast. Not the idea of one. Yours. Specifically. The one sitting in your queue right now where two men who haven't been told no since the Obama administration take turns complimenting each other's frameworks for an hour while a producer silently flags anything that might make a Fortune 500 ad buyer uncomfortable. The one where everyone leaves friends. The one where the boldest thing anyone says is "I'd push back on that slightly." The one that ends and you can't remember a single sentence because nothing was said that could survive contact with an actual consequence. That podcast is a funeral with better lighting. Delete it. ARTIFICE is the room that podcast pretends to be. No handlers. No talking points. No safe word. No exit. Executives who've built companies, destroyed companies, fired people they loved, kept people they shouldn't have, signed deals they knew were wrong, and buried forecasts they knew were fiction — locked into one topic engineered to split the room down the middle and then left to detonate. People get called liars here. Not "misguided." Not "overly optimistic." Liars. Bad decisions don't get reframed into tidy LinkedIn lessons — they get dragged into the open and torn apart while the person who made them is still sitting at the table. Sacred cows get slaughtered. Executive vanity gets flayed. Reputations built on title, polish, and carefully curated perception get pressure-tested until something finally cracks. Every episode goes straight for the exposed nerve. The founder everyone knows is the problem but nobody will confront. The executive everyone loves and the numbers can't defend. The product that should have been killed two quarters ago. The acquisition that's ego wearing a suit. The forecast that belongs in fiction. The loyalty that's really cowardice. The optimism that's really denial with better branding. No spin. No cleanup. No sponsor-safe edits. No fake consensus stitched together so everyone can leave the room feeling thoughtful, balanced, and full of themselves. Just power. Money. Ego. Fear. Consequence. And the exact moment somebody says the thing the rest of the industry has been too gutless to say out loud. You'll pick a side. You'll get angry. And sooner or later you'll hear someone say the exact thing you've wanted to scream in every meeting where everyone else smiled, nodded, swallowed the lie, and called it leadership. ARTIFICE. Come for the collision. Stay for the wreckage. マネジメント マネジメント・リーダーシップ 経済学
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  • Delete Is a Favor

    Delete Is a Favor
    2026/07/12
    OpenAI printed DELETE on a button a billion people press — then a federal judge in Manhattan quietly repossessed the key. For four and a half months in 2025, deleting a ChatGPT conversation did nothing: a preservation order in the New York Times copyright case had frozen it, deleted chats and “no-trace” Temporary Chats alike. The order ended September 26, 2025 — and weeks later, roughly twenty million supposedly-deleted conversations were handed to a newspaper's lawyers in discovery anyway. Vanessa Rhodes, Mitchell Yoon, Ian McAllister and Graham Beckett tear into what “delete” has ever actually meant — until Brian turns the same fire on SOVREN's own crypto-erase and dares the room to break it. It holds: the key destroyed on delete, kept in SOVREN's own vault with no cloud custodian for a court to lean on, every erasure provable with a signed receipt. The only thing left standing is the honest open question — can a delete promise this real survive the day a court comes for it? No consensus. No absolution. Come for the collision, stay for the wreckage.
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    38 分
  • 346 People Died Because Software Said Push the Nose Down

    346 People Died Because Software Said Push the Nose Down
    2026/04/09
    When software acts autonomously — moving money, sending emails, making life-or-death decisions — who is responsible when it goes catastrophically wrong? The Artifice panel dissects the real body count: 346 dead on two Boeing 737 MAX flights because an algorithm overrode trained pilots, a woman killed in Tempe because Uber disabled emergency braking, $440 million vaporized in 45 minutes because nobody built a kill switch, 470,000 fabricated debts that drove people to suicide, 8.5 million machines bricked by one unreviewed update, and a biased algorithm still deciding who goes to prison today. The question nobody can answer: when autonomous AI kills someone, who goes to the cell?
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    52 分
  • AI Hallucination Isn't a Bug — It's the Whole Damn Product

    AI Hallucination Isn't a Bug — It's the Whole Damn Product
    2025/10/13
    AI hallucination isn't a bug — it's mathematically inevitable. OpenAI's own researchers proved it. Every AI company on earth knows it. And they ship anyway. In this explosive roundtable, SOVREN AI founder Brian Geary corners his CTO Mitchell Yoon with the evidence: from the lawyer who cited six fake court cases to the Google demo that wiped $100 billion in market cap in a single day. The room tears through Mata v. Avianca, Google AI Overviews telling people to eat rocks, Air Canada's chatbot inventing refund policies, and Zillow's algorithm burning $528 million and 2,000 jobs. Then Brian turns it on SOVREN: you build AI for paying customers, knowing this. What the hell did you do about it? Mitchell's answer changes the room. No scripts. No sponsors. No clean resolution. Just the question nobody in tech will answer: when someone dies because of AI hallucination, who goes to prison?
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    43 分
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