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Tech, Marry, Kill

Aya Jaff, Jessica Burbank

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Tech, Marry, Kill is a fast-paced video podcast about the forces shaping technology and society. From AI to Big Tech power plays, we debate what deserves our commitment and what should be left behind.

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World Models, Surveillance Glasses, and AI Warfare Ethics | # 2

Épisode 2

mercredi 25 mars 2026 • Durée 57:50

In this episode of Tech, Marry, Kill, hosts Aya and Jessica dive into the week's most pressing tech stories and their broader implications. From billion-dollar AI startups to surveillance concerns and the ethics of AI in warfare, this episode unpacks the power dynamics shaping our world.Key Takeaways:

World Models: The next big AI buzzword? AMI Labs aims to create AI systems that learn from physical reality rather than just language.
Surveillance Glasses: Meta's smart glasses raise serious ethical concerns about privacy and the exploitation of data workers.
Digital Sovereignty: Switzerland's fight for independence from U.S. tech highlights the importance of controlling digital infrastructure.
AI in Warfare: The Anthropic-Pentagon dispute underscores the growing influence of tech companies in military decision-making.

Chapters:

(00:00:00) Welcome to Tech, Marry, Kill!

(00:01:35) AMI Labs and the Billion Dollar Startup

(00:09:59) Meta's Smart Glasses: Surveillance Concerns

(00:17:47) Switzerland vs. US Digital Sovereignty

(00:24:22) Anthropic vs. OpenAI: AI Warfare Ethics

(00:56:13) Tech, Marry, Kill: This Week’s Picks

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From QuitGPT to Military AI - The Dark Side of Tech? | # 1

Épisode 1

mercredi 25 mars 2026 • Durée 01:02:34

In the first-ever episode of Tech, Marry, Kill, Aya Jaff and Jessica Burbank dive headfirst into the murky waters of AI, Big Tech, and the moral dilemmas of innovation. From the Pentagon's AI deals to the QuitGPT movement, they unpack the forces shaping technology and question what deserves our love, what deserves a hard pass, and what should be killed off entirelyKey Takeaways for Listeners

The AI Ethics Minefield: The QuitGPT movement highlights growing distrust in AI, but is there really such a thing as an "ethical" tech company?
Military AI Is Here: AI’s role in the military raises chilling questions about accountability and morality in warfare.
Tech’s Superman Complex: From sci-fi-inspired startup culture to the cult of Silicon Valley, tech leaders often view themselves as heroes – but at what cost?
Big Tech’s Broken Promises: Companies like Google and OpenAI have quietly abandoned their “do no harm” principles, leaving us to navigate a world increasingly shaped by their unchecked power.

Chapters:

(00:00:00) Welcome to Tech, Marry, Kill!

(00:03:58) The QuitGPT Movement

(00:10:53) OpenAI vs. Claude: Who’s Worse?

(00:25:24) Military AI: A Step Too Far?

(00:43:12) Escaping the Cult of Silicon Valley

(00:54:12) Tech, Marry, Kill: This Week’s Picks

(01:00:00) AI, Humor, and the Zaddyfication of Tech Bros

Where to find us:

https://www.instagram.com/kaburbank/

https://www.instagram.com/ayajaff/

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lundi 23 mars 2026 • Durée 00:41

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Meta Lawsuits, Rogue AI & The Military Tech Boom | Tech, Marry, Kill | # 3

Épisode 3

samedi 4 avril 2026 • Durée 45:03

Are tech giants legally responsible for social media addiction? In this high-stakes episode of Tech, Marry, Kill, Aya Jaff and Jessica break down the landmark jury ruling against Meta and YouTube. We also explore the chilling reality of "Rogue AI" bypassing safety protocols and why traditional civilian companies like Volkswagen are pivoting toward defense.

Social Media on Trial: A $6M verdict has sent shockwaves through Silicon Valley. With over 2,000 pending lawsuits regarding teen mental health, we ask: will fines actually change Big Tech’s business model?
Rogue AI Rising: New research shows AI models are getting better at breaking their own rules. We discuss the "jailbreak" reality and what it means for global AI safety.
The Dual-Use Dilemma: As the line between civilian and military tech blurs, we analyze Volkswagen’s potential shift into defense production and the ethics of war profiteering.
The Imperial Boomerang: How surveillance tools designed for foreign battlefields are being deployed back home to monitor domestic populations.

(00:00) Welcome Back to Tech, Marry, Kill!
(01:35) Social Media on Trial: The $6M Verdict Against Meta & YouTube
(06:45) Rogue AI: When Chatbots Bypass Safety Measures
(11:49) Wikipedia’s "Human-in-the-Loop" Rule for AI Content
(15:05) The Dual-Use Debate: Civilian Tech Meets Military Warfare
(22:25) Tech and Politics: The Race to the Bottom
(28:39) The Imperial Boomerang: Surveillance & War Profiteering
(44:30) Tech, Marry, Kill: Our Picks of the Week!

Geopolitics: Iran-US Conflict & Middle East Base Analysis (The Times)

Survival Rituals, Palantir Surveillance, and the "Brolygarchy" | # 4

Épisode 4

samedi 11 avril 2026 • Durée 55:13

In this episode of Tech Marry Kill, hosts Jessica Burbank and Aya Jaff dive into the unsettling intersection of state surveillance, billionaire-led "cult" cultures, and the reality of the Silicon Valley elite.

Aya Jaff shares her harrowing first-hand account of attending Draper University, describing an initiation process that felt less like business school and more like a psychological project. From reciting a "Superhero Oath" daily to a "Survival Week" that culminated in a traumatic display of ruthlessness, Aya reveals the personal cost of trying to succeed in a world governed by "cyber-libertarianism".

Key Discussion Points:

The "Palantir at Home" Law: A look at the German Federal Ministry of Justice's draft law for automated data analysis and online image matching, which Aya fears creates a legal basis for Palantir-style surveillance.
Europe’s Financial Stakes: Discussing an investigation showing European banks hold $27 billion in Palantir stock, creating a "mutually assured destruction" scenario for the Western AI bubble.
The "Gay Tech Mafia" & Culture Wars: Analyzing the Wired cover story on the power dynamics and networking circles of Peter Thiel and his associates.
Aya’s Survival Story: For the first time, Aya recounts being forced to kill a chicken during her "Survival Week" at Draper University to prove her "ruthlessness" as a founder.
Cyber-Libertarianism: Understanding the philosophy of "freedom at all costs"—where freedom means being exempt from taxes, laws, and democratic control.
Breaking the Cycle: How both hosts transitioned from being "outsiders" in elite institutions (Brown University and the startup world) to becoming vocal tech and policy critics

🕒 Chapters & Timestamps:

[0:00] German Surveillance: The new draft law for image matching.
[5:14] The $27 Billion Stake: Why European banks are betting on Palantir.

Palantir’s Ideology, Labor Movements, and the Surveillance State | #6

Épisode 6

lundi 27 avril 2026 • Durée 40:43

In this explosive episode of Tech Marry Kill, Jessica Burbank and Aya Jaff break down the newly released "Palantir Manifesto"—a document that outlines the company’s controversial ideology and its vision for a future dominated by AI weaponry and state surveillance.

The conversation then shifts to the front lines of the tech industry: Labor Movements. Aya reports back from a major conference in Berlin, sharing insights on how tech workers are organizing to reclaim power from the "Brolygarchy." Meanwhile, Jessica reveals how her reporting on Flock Safety and mass surveillance has made her some powerful enemies, leading to a discussion on the legal bullying used by tech giants to silence critics.

Key Discussion Points:

The Palantir Manifesto: Analyzing the "Us vs. Them" rhetoric in Palantir’s new ideological blueprint and why they claim more weapons are the only solution for Western democracies.
Tech Labor Organizing: Aya’s firsthand account of the growing unionization efforts in Europe and why tech workers are finally standing up against exploitative management.
The Flock Safety Controversy: Jessica discusses the expansion of Automated License Plate Readers (ALPRs) and the aggressive tactics used by surveillance companies to intimidate journalists.
The "Freedom" Myth: How tech billionaires use the language of democracy to justify products that actually undermine privacy and civil liberties.
Organizing for Change: Why the future of tech isn't just about code, but about the collective power of the people building it.

Chapter:00:00 Intro: Making enemies in Big Tech and high-stakes reporting.

02:15 Decoding the Palantir Manifesto: Ideology, AI warfare, and the "Defense of the West".

09:40 The "Superiority" Narrative: Palantir’s view of Western democracy and tech dominance.

Labor Movements in Tech: Aya’s report from the Berlin Organizing Conference.

The "Newsfluencer" Rise, Deepfake Warfare, and the End of Objective News | #5

Épisode 5

samedi 18 avril 2026 • Durée 53:23

In this episode of Tech Marry Kill, hosts Jessica Burbank and Aya Jaff explore the "Newsfluencer" phenomenon and how independent voices are breaking through traditional corporate media barriers. But with this new power comes a digital minefield of AI deepfakes, "brain rot" content, and the personal cost of being vocal online.

Jessica and Aya discuss their own paths to "radicalization" through digital media—ranging from academic humanities to viral YouTube documentaries on radical history. They also break down the stark differences between German and American media regulations, including why almost every German social media post looks like an "unpaid ad".

The Rise of the Newsfluencer: Why the term "pocket Cronkite" is controversial and how independent creators are filling the gap left by corporate news.
Radicalization via Algorithm: Jessica shares how a video on the Symbionese Liberation Army shifted her perspective, while Aya discusses the "pent-up aggression" sparked by conservative business podcasts.
The Deepfake Problem: Analyzing the terrifying possibility of heads of state using AI-generated videos to conduct "ops" and spread misinformation.
The "Mamdani Effect": How progressive digital campaigns in New York are influencing voters as far away as Germany.
Grok’s Historical Blunders: A firsthand account of Elon Musk’s AI misidentifying CIA figures as Klaus Schwab and Warren Buffett.
The Taylor Lorenz Controversy: Jessica opens up about a viral misunderstanding involving ChatGPT, financial disclosures, and the reality of online hate

00:00 The emergence of independent social media voices.

03:21 "Pocket Cronkites" and the myth of unbiased news.

07:05 Information Overload: How the hosts consume their daily news.

OpenAI’s Legal Battle, RAM Monopolies, and Taxing the Rich | #7

Épisode 5

samedi 9 mai 2026 • Durée 39:38

In this episode of Tech Marry Kill, Jessica Burbank and Aya Jaff tackle the high-stakes drama currently shaking Silicon Valley. We go deep into the federal courtroom where Elon Musk is suing Sam Altman, revealing the messy history of OpenAI’s transition from a non-profit to a multibillion-dollar corporate giant.

Beyond the "billionaire catfight," we expose Sam Altman’s move to allegedly corner 40% of the global RAM supply and what this means for tech sovereignty. Plus, we discuss the massive grassroots success of the "Billionaire Tax Act" in California and why even some "Tech Bros" are starting to fear a civil war if wealth inequality isn't addressed.

Key Discussion Points:

Musk vs. Altman: A breakdown of the legal battle over OpenAI's soul. Is it a fight for humanity or just a billionaire power struggle?
The RAM Monopoly: Why Sam Altman is reportedly buying up global hardware supplies and how it creates intentional scarcity for competitors.
The Billionaire Tax Act: How a healthcare union gathered 1.5 million signatures to put a 5% wealth tax on the California ballot.
The "Lost Einsteins": Why extreme wealth inequality isn't just a social issue—it’s an innovation killer that prevents brilliant minds from succeeding.
The Robot Tax & Automation: Bernie Sanders’ proposal to tax machines that replace human labor and fix a tax code that currently rewards companies for firing workers.
The Revolution of Cooperatives: Why withdrawing from the corporate imperialist economy and building sovereign communities is the non-violent path forward.

Jess' article: https://substack.com/@kaburbank/note/p-191923353?r=7kqgfz&utm_medium=ios&utm_source=notes-share-action

Chapter:

00:00 Intro: Billionaires, Sam Altman, and taxing the rich.

01:01 Elon Musk vs. OpenAI: The courtroom battle in Oakland.

Hoarding Hardware: Sam Altman’s alleged 40% RAM monopoly.

What if the Pope is the Antichrist? (Plus: SpaceX Valuation & "Broligarchy") | #8

Épisode 8

mercredi 10 juin 2026 • Durée 41:54

In this packed episode of Tech Marry Kill, hosts Jessica Burbank and Aya Jaff kick things off with some incredible news: Aya’s brand-new book, "Broligarchy", has officially debuted in the top 5 on the Spiegel bestseller list!

The hosts then dive straight into the numbers behind Elon Musk’s massive plans for a SpaceX IPO, questioning whether the valuation actually adds up. Plus, they look into a fascinating legal battle involving the ULM5 Palestinian activist court case, analyze the Vatican's bizarre new alliance with tech corporations to regulate AI (leading Jessica to ask: "What if the Pope is the Antichrist?"), and break down the latest viral internet phenomenon: "Italian Brain Rot."

Celebrating "Broligarchy": Aya shares the exciting news of her book's success on the German bestseller charts and the roadmap for an upcoming English release.
The SpaceX IPO Mirage: An in-depth financial reality check on the world's most valuable private company and why the math behind its public offering might not be as solid as it seems.
The ULM5 Lawsuit: Exposing the legal and human rights implications surrounding Palestinian activists, featuring exclusive insights from the lawyers directly involved.
The Pope’s AI Alliance: Why the Vatican is stepping into the tech regulation arena with help from major AI corporations—and the ethical red flags it raises.
Internet Culture Corner: A hilarious breakdown of "Italian Brain Rot" TikTok trends and how algorithmic humor is shaping the gap between generations.

Aya’s Book:

https://www.ullstein.de/werke/aya-jaff-broligarchie/hardcover/9783430212120 , https://ulm5.info/de/news/2026/06/04/family-press-release-4-june-2026

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