Sarah Silverman: Raised by Wolves
Literally! With Rob Lowe
Deep Dive
Why did Sarah Silverman join a lawsuit against OpenAI?
Sarah Silverman joined the lawsuit because her copyrighted works were used by OpenAI to train their systems without her knowledge, consent, or compensation. She, along with other authors, aims to protect intellectual property rights.
Why does Sarah think AI could lead to the need for universal basic income?
Sarah believes that as AI replaces many jobs, it could lead to a significant portion of the population being unemployed. To address this, she suggests that universal basic income might be necessary to ensure people's basic needs are met.
Why did Sarah Silverman feel the need to reassure Monica Lewinsky about a show?
Sarah Silverman felt it was important to reassure Monica Lewinsky that a forthcoming show about the White House, 'The West Wing,' would not address the controversial aspect of Lewinsky's past. This was a kind gesture to ease any discomfort.
Why is the 50th anniversary of 'Saturday Night Live' expected to be so stressful?
The 50th anniversary of 'Saturday Night Live' is expected to be stressful because of the high emotional stakes and the many past cast members, writers, and contributors who have complex histories and personal stories tied to the show. Seating arrangements and who gets to participate in the anniversary will likely be a major point of contention.
Why are urban legends like the red dye in pools so prevalent?
Urban legends like the red dye in pools spread because they play on children's fears and are often shared by friends to control behavior. Despite being physically impossible and impractical, they persist due to the way information is passed in communities, especially before the internet.
- Sarah Silverman's podcast relies solely on listener call-ins.
- Callers discuss a wide range of personal issues, from family relationships to political divides.
- The podcast has evolved into a supportive community where listeners help each other.
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