Ben and Guy explore whether Russian President Vladimir Putin let the ISIS-K terrorist attack happen, and they discuss the downward turn in the U.S.-Israel relationship under President Biden.

Ethan Tu, founder of Taiwan AI Labs, joins the show to talk about how futuristic generative AI tools can be used to identify disinformation in the global media.

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Ethan Tu, founder of Taiwan AI Labs, joins the show to talk about how futuristic generative AI tools can be used to identify disinformation in the global media.{ai:summary}<p>Ben & Guy investigate if Putin allowed ISIS-K attack & rift in US-Israel ties under Biden. Ethan Tu from Taiwan AI Labs discusses using AI to detect global media disinformation. #foreignaffairs</p>

LISTEN: Did Putin let the ISIS-K attack happen? Plus a deep dive into deep fakes, AI and disinfo

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