ns when TikTok does that. That's pretty clear. But what happens when AI does? Well maybe we'll find out because it turns out there's a school that was using an AI emulation of Anne Frank to teach the kids about that situation. Except this is reported by Joe Wilkinson. He says that because AI likes to show both sides, you know that AI doesn't like to say somebody's right and something's wrong. So the AI Anne Frank seemed to be trained to avoid blaming the Nazis for what happened and it tries to redirect the conversation into a more positive light. Yeah, let's not be so divisive about this. You know, let's try to treat this one right down the middle. All right. Well I'd assume that's not going to last very long.

But it does beg the question, if we can get out of the Israel-Nazi mode, just in general news in general, can AI ever be the one who tells you what's true? I don't think it can because whoever makes it and owns it and benefits from it has an opinion and they're going to want to put their opinion in the AI because they're going to think it's the real one and all the other opinions don't count. So no, there's no way that AI is ever going to be able to tell you the truth. There's no way. There's not any logical way it could ever do it. It could know the truth. That's a thing. It could know the truth. It can't possibly tell the truth over time anyway.

National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan was saying that it was his last time at the podium and then he dropped this little scary thing. He goes, I hope this is my last time at this podium because, you know, last day of the