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The AI chatbot has stoked fears of an educational apocalypse. Some teachers see it as the reboot education sorely needs.

Served 15 more jordan peterson videos. you know, the algorithms know very much what it is that, you know, who you are demographically and what you want to watch, and they serve you more and more of it. i was going to say, i think sort of one exception to that is providing a useful context for people to learn about andrew tate within. so for example, hes already out there, his content has been viewed over 13 billion times on tiktok alone. right? so if your viewers havent heard of him, their sons,...

And unfortunately, hes- enlisted this army that creates content thats very snackable and the algorithms love. - but i wonder if were talking about this. . i think hes the symptom, hes not the disease. - and i think the disease is that there are a lot i of young men in the us, l for every one male college graduate, which is still the ultimate onramp . to the middle class in america, theres going to be two female | college grads, four times as likely to be addicted, i three times as likely to kill...

And the algorithms . elevate that content. so he has gamified the system and to a certain extent- social medias kind of created this monster, if you will. - and matt, when you were interacting notjust with andrew tate, but some of his colleagues, were you aware that he was thinking about some of the factors that scott describes? yeah, definitely. and i think its important to remember that one of the ways that hes been able to do what scott describes is through something called the hustlers unive...

Being host of pivot, many of you listening will know it, its a hugely popular tech podcast. scott galloway, youre very welcome to the media show. thanks for your time today. thanks for having me. what lessons are you taking for the media from the story of andrew tate and the extent to which his content is consumed? i think its more a spectacle than significant. _ the real learning is how to game the system. i and that is, he encourages people to put out - thousands of videos that go shorter and ...

And so, whether you say its women have — _ rape victims have to own up to - some responsibility for the rape, - which is an outrageous - statement, it creates a lot of activity, comments i and more nespresso ads and the algorithms . elevate that content. so he has gamified the system and to a certain extent- social media has kind i of created this monster, if you will. and matt, when you were interacting notjust with andrew tate, but some of his colleagues, some of the factors that scott descr...

You know, the algorithms know very much what it is that, you know, who you are demographically and what you want to watch, and they serve you more and more of it. i was going to say, i think sort of one exception to that is providing a useful context for people to learn about andrew tate within. so for example, hes already out there, his content has been viewed over 13 billion times on tiktok alone. right? so if your viewers havent heard of him, there are sons and nephews of theirs will have. an...

Many of you listening will know it, its a hugely popular tech podcast. scott galloway, youre very welcome to the media show. thanks for your time today. thanks for having me. what lessons are you taking for the media from the story of andrew tate and the extent to which his content is consumed? i think its more a spectacle than significant. _ the real learning is how to game the system. i and that is, he encourages. people to put out thousands of videos that go shorter and shorter and shorter. j...

Podcast up and resharing it and manipulating it in lots and lots of ways. however, now if you look him up along with my name or along with vice news, youll hear from the women who allege that he, you know, again, raped and physically abused them. and also, youll hear what weve also published, which is voice notes from these women. and this is the really crucial thing which purportedly appeared to show andrew tate discussing it, admitting to these crimes, voice notes which were submitted to the p...

But i would say the culprit in the us or what is not i helping our social media i platforms that see benefit, having algorithms elevate . content thats controversial, that creates a discourse thats more coarse. - and they claim, if you question tiktok, theyll claim _ hes been banned. theyll say, - weve banned him. and yet hes still everywhere. and what youre seeing - in the eu is taking a real lead on this is theyre saying - if hate speech, speech offline is illegal, its going| to be illegal onl...