This week's episode features a discussion among Emily Bazelon, John Dickerson, and David Plotz regarding federal grant impoundments and their potential fallout. They highlight a market shakeup from AI developments, particularly from DeepSeek, which challenges existing notions about AI costs. A conversation with Jonathan Rauch introduces his upcoming book, "Cross Purposes: Christianity's Broken Bargain with Democracy," exploring the divide between Christian values and democratic principles. This unrest in budgeting and technology raises questions about the future direction of these intersecting spheres.
Jonathan Rauch's new book, "Cross Purposes: Christianity's Broken Bargain with Democracy," critiques the relationship between Christian values and democratic ideals.
The recent federal grant impoundment has caused significant confusion, illustrating the chaotic state of the budgeting process under the current administration.
The emergence of DeepSeek is shaking up assumptions about AI operational costs, igniting a lively debate about the future of technology.
The discontinuation of federal grants has sparked legal challenges, reflecting the pushback from public health leaders and nonprofits against the administration's budget maneuvers.
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