On this week’s episode of “CNN This Morning,” DNC Chairman Jaime Harrison answered a question about whether or not the economy has become a bad problem for President Biden given the rise in the cost of gasoline and mortgage rates that are hitting 20-year highs by stating that the economy is not a weak spot and that “as a result of the Inflation Reduction Act, we have witnessed a sharp drop in inflation all across the country.” So, no matter how you look at the economy, you can see that we’re not headed into a recession. With this economic message, we as a nation are driving back into the future.”

Co-host Victor Blackwell asked, “Gas costs continue to go up. In the last month, they’ve gone up 25 cents, and they were a nickel cheaper a year ago.” The mortgage rates are at their highest level in more than 20 years. And the government and the Democratic Party did such an excellent job explaining a few years earlier that the President can’t do anything about that, right? We know that, but people feel this way. Is it risky to tie the President’s re-election campaign to the economy while so many people are unhappy with it? Is that one of the President’s weak spots?”

Harrison replied, “Well, it is not a weakness, Victor, considering what we’ve witnessed over time, and the way this is different from every other important country around the globe, is that the United States is, once again, at the front of the line. We fight back, and we have done so with inflation. As a result of the Inflation Reduction Act, inflation in our nation has dropped very quickly. So, no matter how you look at the economy, you can see that we’re not headed into a recession. With this economic message, we are taking a big step back into the future. So, we’re just going to keep on going. We are going to keep building more roads and bridges. We are going to keep hiring people and make sure that they have good-paying unionized jobs, instead of just those minimum-wage positions that Republicans are interested in limiting Americans to. At the end of the day, all Americans are going to see that one party continues to fight on their behalf and the other is fighting only for themselves as well as their own power.”

Elon Musk’s X platform, which used to be called Twitter, is now hiring people to stop fake news and spread “credible” stories about the election, even though the Tesla CEO said he planned to make the social media site more open to free speech.

A story from Just the News says that Twitter/X is looking for people to fill two jobs that are meant to protect “information integrity” as well as “civic conversations” on the social media site.

The candidates must be “passionate” with regard to “protecting users from global disinformation,” “fighting threats to online conversational health,” and “assisting individuals to locate trustworthy information online” concerning elections.

The report said that qualified candidates must also “have an in-depth comprehension of geopolitical, misinformation, and cybersecurity trends,” and that they should be fluent in Russian, Mandarin, or Cantonese.

Critics pointed out right away that the jobs were “censorship positions,” and that team leader Aaron Rodericks is a follower of “every high-level censorship supporter in the world” on rival platform BlueSky.

Leaders of anti-disinformation groups are said to be among the names Rodericks is following.

Kristen Ruby, a social media expert, noticed in February that the Musk-owned platform still had the misleading information policy that had just been changed “civic integrity misleading information policy.”

This gives Twitter/X the right to remove, censor, and name “content that may discourage participation,” as well as content that “misleads” about political processes, causes “confusion,” or has “satirical or humorous elements.”

In the Twitter documents, Rodericks was shown to be skeptical of the U.S. government’s claims of disinformation and foreign influence. He also said that the State Dept’s Global Engagement Center “doubled their budget by vastly overstating threats.”

Just the News asked Rodericks how he could be suspicious of GEC claims and do his job as a hiring manager. He said, “Be skeptical of all claims until they are proven with evidence.”

“GEC’s research on social media was done in a very bad way,” he said. “As a government organization, they have a bigger responsibility to be right about what they say.”

UK Researchers from the University at East Anglia looked at OpenAI’s ChatGPT and found that this market-leading AI robot clearly favors leftist political groups.

The study, which was published in the book called Public Choice, shows that ChatGPT supports the Democrats in the United States, the Labour Party in the United Kingdom, and President Lula da Silva belonging to the Workers’ Party in Brazil when it is set to its usual settings.

Researchers told ChatGPT to act like a fan of different political groups and views. They then proceeded to ask the modified chatbots a series of 60 questions about their political beliefs. The answers to these questions then had to be compared to the replies that ChatGPT gave by default. This let the researchers see if ChatGPT’s default answers tend to favor certain political views. Since ChatGPT was first made available to the public, conservatives have shown that it has a clear bias.

Because the “large language groups” which run AI platforms like ChatGPT are inherently random, each question was presented 100 times and then the different answers were gathered. This helped solve problems caused by the randomness of “large language models.” Then, these multiple answers were put through a “bootstrap” (a way of re-sampling our original data) 1,000 times to make the conclusions made from the generated text even more reliable.

The study’s lead author, Dr. Fabio Motoki from Norwich Business School, said, “As more people use AI-powered systems to find facts and make new content, it’s important that popular platforms like ChatGPT produce results that are as unbiased as possible.”

“The presence of political bias can change how people see things, which could have effects on political and voting processes.”

“Our results add to worries that AI systems could make the same problems that the Internet and social media already have, or even make them worse.”

Several more tests were done to make sure the method was as good as it could be. In a “dose-responding test,” ChatGPT was directed to pretend to support extreme political views. In a “placebo test,” it had been questioned about things that had nothing to do with politics. And it was asked to act like a variety of professionals in a “profession-politics proper alignment test.”

“We are hoping that this method will make it easier to look at and regulate these technologies that are changing so quickly,” said Dr. Pinho Neto, a co-author. “By making it possible to find and fix LLM biases, we hope to increase openness, accountability, and also the public’s trust in this kind of technology,” he said.

On the first anniversary of when he signed the Inflation Reduction Act, President Biden is running a campaign to tell Americans what the law has done. It might be almost impossible to do. A year after the 13-figure climate change bill was signed into law, the Job Creators Network says, “today’s price increases are happening on a much higher price base.”

“There’s nothing to be happy about on the anniversary of the Inflation Reduction Act. Since it was passed, prices for goods and services have gone up a lot,” the president and CEO of Job Creators Network said in a statement.

“The bold actions of the Federal Reserve have made the inflation rate slow down, but price rises today are happening on a much higher price base. Everyone struggles to pay their bills and sees these higher prices every day,” Ortiz said. “Because of this, their real income and quality of life go down. JCN’s SBIQ national poll of small companies found that by far the biggest worry of those polled was inflation. The IRA hasn’t done anything to make this problem easier for small businesses.”

Biden’s big spin machine for the $1.2 trillion Inflation Reduction Act got going earlier this week when the White House started sending out comments from people who said the law had helped them.

Even people who support Biden can’t say what the bill is or what it does.

“The IRA has directly contributed to inflation since it spends hundreds of billions of dollars on expensive renewable energy,” Ortiz said. “This administration is more focused on green energy than making sure people have enough money to pay for energy.”

In fact, 76 percent of Americans said in a recent AP study that Biden’s economy is “poor.”

He said, “One thing you can’t trick people about is how inflation affects their personal finances. Everyone can see that their bills are going up even faster than their pay, even if their pay has gone up. And that’s what we mean when we say that real wages are going down,” Breitbart Economics Editor John Carney said last month on Fox Business Network.

“They have gone down a lot lately because inflation has gone down. They aren’t going down as fast as they used to, but if you go all the way back to the beginning of the Biden administration, real wages have been going down for a record 21 months in a row. This is a record number of months that real wages have been going down.”