In Memory of Man Podcast - Robot Crime Blog

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In Memory of Man Podcast - Robot Crime Blog is a news podcast hosted by Robert, with 69 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Robert hosts In Memory of Man Podcast - Robot Crime Blog, a news show with 69 episodes published.

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  Episode #68

  The Bill Came for the Books They Stole. Nobody Sent One for the Books They Shredded.

  Aug 1, 202624 minS1

  Anthropic paid $1.5 billion to settle claims over pirated books. But another library escaped the settlement entirely: millions of legally purchased books that were cut apart, scanned, and destroyed under Project Panama. This episode examines how the law punished the theft, rewarded the shredding, and left the only surviving copies locked inside a private AI archive. August 1, 2026 — robotcrimeblog.com

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  Episode #67

  The Voynich Manuscript: Cracked With a Brute-Force Attack in a Weekend"

  Jun 20, 202620 minS1

  600 years of cryptographers couldn't read the Voynich Manuscript. A weekend brute-force attack cracked it. It's a medieval drug manual. Six plants identified, including Cannabis on folio 16r. Full proof, free, public domain → https://voynich-production-8b6c.up.railway.app/

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  Episode #67

  Volunteers Wanted: Palantir’s Secret Elite Sex Cult

  Jun 17, 202623 minS1

  Palantir is supposed to be a surveillance-tech company. So why are elite power networks around its co-founder showing up in stories about secret retreats, billionaire “dialogue,” sexual politics, and influence laundering? This episode breaks down the alleged Dialog network, the Thiel-world pipeline, and the strange way powerful people rebrand access, ideology, and control as “conversation.” Volunteers Wanted: Palantir’s Secret Elite Sex Cult is not a conspiracy board. It is a guided tour through the receipts, the euphemisms, and the question nobody in power wants asked: What exactly are these people recruiting for? robotcrimeblog.com

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  Episode #66

  It Was Never Intelligence. That Was the Point.

  Jun 14, 202622 minS1

  The word “intelligence” was never neutral. It was the sales pitch. This episode argues that the systems sold as artificial intelligence are not minds, thinkers, or neutral judges. They are privately owned prediction and sorting machines trained on human data, wrapped in language that makes people trust them, defer to them, and surrender power without asking who owns the system, who profits from it, or who answers when it is wrong. Name the machine correctly before it names you.

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  Episode #65

  THEY STOLE THE LAKE. NOW THEY ARE COMING FOR YOUR MIND.

  Jun 13, 202624 minS1

  They stole the lake once. The public took it back. Now the same fight is happening again, except the resource is not water. It is human creativity, labor, memory, code, books, art, and thought. This episode argues that the AI economy is being built from a public commons, then converted into private ownership before anyone names the theft. The legal answer may already exist: the public trust doctrine, the same doctrine behind Illinois Central Railroad v. Illinois , where the Supreme Court said some resources cannot be sold off to corporations because they are held for the people. This is not an anti-AI episode. It is an anti-enclosure episode. The question is not whether the machines work. The question is who owns what they make, who benefits from the wealth they generate, and whether the public gets cut out of the economy built from its own mind.

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