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Carole Cadwalladr on AI, Broligarchs & NZ’s Fight Against the Techno-Authoritarian Tide

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Daniel Chyi 戚钊
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Investigative journalist Carole Cadwalladr joins The Daily Show for a sobering, must-watch conversation about the rise of AI surveillance, unchecked tech power, and the global web of "broligarchs"—billionaire oligarchs influencing politics through disinformation and digital dominance.

But why should this matter to New Zealanders?

As Aotearoa faces increasing pressure from offshore tech giants, Cadwalladr’s insights sound the alarm on how misinformation, algorithmic control, and AI-driven propaganda could erode Kiwi democracy, data sovereignty, and independent journalism. With New Zealand’s 2026 general election looming, her warnings couldn’t be more timely.

This conversation highlights the urgent need for digital transparency laws, media resilience, and public oversight of AI—especially in countries like NZ that value privacy, fairness, and open civic discourse. Cadwalladr’s call to action is clear: it’s not just about Big Tech in Silicon Valley—it’s about protecting the freedoms of everyday Kiwis before it’s too late.

Perfect for NZ policymakers, educators, journalists, and concerned citizens, this episode is a wake-up call about how global tech agendas could quietly shape our local future.

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67 Comments


Jake21567

17 days ago

wow, that was intense! it’s wild how deep this stuff goes. makes you think about what’s really at stake... 🤯
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never thought I'd enjoy this one this much
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actually decent 🔥
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nice little video
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Garage Door Pros

1 month ago

this feels oddly nostalgic in a nice way
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