Speaker
Steven Bartlett
19 bits across the podcasts they've appeared on
A graph cited by Steven Bartlett shows seven out of ten Americans oppose local construction of AI data centers, reflecting broad public anxiety about energy costs and job displacement.
Bruno Fernandes has won Manchester United's fan-voted Sir Matt Busby Player of the Year award five times — more than any other player in the club's history, including Cristiano Ronaldo.
Economists projecting just a net 6% loss of US jobs by 2030 say that alone would mirror the severity of the Great Recession.
Anthropic founder Dario Amodei predicted AI could eliminate half of all entry-level white-collar jobs within five years, potentially pushing unemployment to 20%.
Bruno earned 12 Player of the Match awards in a single Premier League season — more than any other player in the league that season.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman stated in March 2021 that AI will probably replace most of the jobs people do today and that entire job categories will be totally gone.
Bruno Fernandes won six Premier League Player of the Month awards in the 2024-25 season, putting him one behind the record held by Aguero, Kane, and Salah.
Sponsor Vanta's platform allows companies to spend 82% less time on compliance audits according to companies already using the product.
The Baymard Institute found the average e-commerce store can increase its conversion rate by 35% simply by making its checkout process easier.
Elon Musk has predicted there will eventually be 10 billion humanoid robots — more robots than humans on Earth.
According to a YouGov poll cited by Steven Bartlett, 47% of Americans believe aliens have definitely or probably visited Earth at some point.
Since joining Manchester United in January 2020, Bruno Fernandes has more Premier League assists than any other player in that same period.
A study by Hal Hirschfield found that when people think about their future selves in an MRI, the same brain regions activate as when thinking about a stranger or celebrity — not themselves.
After two seasons finishing near the bottom of the Premier League table, Manchester United climbed back to third place in 2024-25 under Michael Carrick.
Steven Bartlett noted the UK government spent approximately £70 million building a COVID contact-tracing app that ultimately failed.
