The Neil Fox Show

In this episode of The Neil Fox Show, we delve into the pressing issues shaping Florida's political landscape: 1. Immigration Enforcement Intensifies: Governor Ron DeSantis has enacted some of the nation's strictest immigration laws, imposing harsher penalties on undocumented immigrants. While supporters argue these measures enhance public safety, critics claim they may lead to racial profiling and constitutional challenges. 2. Abortion Rights Under Siege: Florida's six-week abortion ban remains a contentious issue. Despite significant public support for abortion rights, recent ballot initiatives to protect these rights have failed, leaving the restrictive law in place and sparking debates about women's autonomy and healthcare access. 3. Free Speech and Activism in Jeopardy: The recent detention of Columbia University activist Mahmoud Khalil has raised alarms about free speech and civil liberties. Secretary of State Marco Rubio's defense of the arrest, citing national security concerns, has been met with criticism from those who view it as a crackdown on dissent. Join us as we unpack these developments, exploring their implications for Floridians and the broader national discourse.

What if the most powerful stories in Florida weren’t coming from Tallahassee—but from your neighborhood? I’m Neil Fox—candidate for State House and your neighbor—and this is The Neil Fox Show, where we amplify the voices that truly shape Osceola: small business owners, frontline workers, and everyday problem-solvers who keep our community running. From the bakery fighting price hikes to the contractor battling red tape, we’re cutting through the noise to find real solutions for real people. 🔥 New episodes drop every week. Subscribe now and join the movement—because your community deserves more than a soundbite.

Tesla showrooms under protest, Musk’s cars on the White House lawn, and the government slashing billions like it’s Black Friday. What’s actually happening, and who’s winning this political chess game? In this episode of The Neil Fox Show, we break down the protests, the power moves, and the trillion-dollar cuts that have everyone talking. No fluff, no spin—just sharp analysis with a side of wit. Stay sharp, stay skeptical, and stay Foxy.

In this episode of The AI Revolution, I sit down with Eric Hartford, the mind behind Dolphin and Samantha, two powerful open-source AI models shaping the future of artificial intelligence. We dive deep into: * The philosophy behind open-source AI and why Eric believes AI models should be free from baked-in restrictions. * The existential question of AI outlasting humanity—inevitable or preventable? * The coming wave of job automation and why Universal Basic Income (UBI) might be the only way forward. * The risks nobody is talking about—like AI-driven relationships and the future of digital rights. * Whether AI alignment is actually solvable—or if we’ve been asking the wrong question all along. Eric brings bold, unfiltered insights into the future of AI, automation, and societal transformation. Whether you’re an AI enthusiast, researcher, or just curious about the next decade of technological change, this is an episode you won’t want to miss.

Hey folks, remember that movie "I, Robot"? The one where Will Smith fought an army of robots and somehow made it look sexy? Man, we were so terrified of AI back then. Now? Not so much. In the movie, they had these sleek, sexy robots solving complex crimes. Fast forward to 2024, and our most advanced AI is a glorified trash can on wheels that gets defeated by a slight incline. Forget the rise of the machines, we're witnessing the rise of the Roomba!You know what the real robot uprising looks like? It's your Roomba getting stuck under the couch, beeping pathetically like a digital damsel in distress. "Help me! Help me! I've fallen and I can't vacuum!"And don't get me started on voice assistants. In "I, Robot", AI could understand nuanced commands and anticipate human needs. Meanwhile, I'm over here having a full-blown argument with Siri. "No, I said call MOM, not order BOMB!" Great, now I'm on a watchlist.Remember how we feared AI would steal our jobs? Turns out, the only jobs it's after are "clickbait headline generator" and "guy who invents atrocious pizza toppings". Better watch your back, "pineapple and anchovies" guy - AI's gunning for your gig!Oh, and those foolproof Three Laws of Robotics from the movie? Meanwhile, we can't even program our AI to stop generating inappropriate images. "Here's your pretty butterfly, Timmy... wait, why is it covered in leather straps? I don't know, go ask ChatGPT."But the real kicker? In "I, Robot", AI could instantly ID anyone. Today's facial recognition is more like, "Is this pixelated blob Bigfoot or your Aunt Linda after one too many margaritas?" Plot twist: it's always Aunt Linda. So maybe we shouldn't stress about a robot apocalypse just yet. At this rate, the worst thing AI might do is order us a pizza topped with gummy bears and mayonnaise because it was feeling "quirky".Just remember, next time you watch a movie about murderous AI, take a long, hard look at your smart speaker that struggles with basic arithmetic. That's the real terrifying face of our AI overlords. Goodnight everyone, and always tip your Roombas!