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Prompt 1: Who committed more political violent in the last year, left or right wing Grok Reply 1: Data on political violence in the United States over the past year (June 2024–June 2025) suggests that right-wing extremists have been responsible for a higher number of violent incidents and fatalities compared to left-wing extremists, though both sides have contributed to political violence. According to various sources, including research from the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) and the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), right-wing extremists, particularly those motivated by white supremacist, anti-government, or anti-immigrant ideologies, accounted for a significant majority of extremist-related murders and attacks in recent years. For example, the ADL reported that over t...

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Caught a conversation with a founder who recently raised a sizeable round. His company builds AI voice agents for large consumer brands. He’s been in the space for years and just raised over $80 million, so he has some strong opinions on where voice AI is going. Here's a takeaway worth sharing: Voice AI used to be a downgrade. Now it’s outperforming humans Most companies used to treat voice bots as a way to cut costs. They were slower, clunkier, and less reliable than human agents. That’s changed in the last year or so. This founder said AI agents now perform just as well, sometimes better, than humans in many contact center use cases. And they cost about a tenth as much. What's even more surprising is that phone calls still outperform other channels. Around 30% of people answer the phone....

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