New York

Place

On 10 shows in AI & Tech this week · 2.4× usual · most on The 404 Media Podcast

New York, also called New York State, is a state in the Northeastern United States, bordering New England, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Canada, with access to the Atlantic Ocean and the Great Lakes. The podcast references predominantly mean the state—including its governor, congressional districts, western region, and statewide political identity—rather than New York City alone; New York City is its largest and best-known city.

Rank this week

#72▲6
#1118 over 30 days

Share of the conversation

1.0‰
2.4× usual level

0.2‰ of what listeners heard

Reach this week

10 shows
10 episodes · ~316k plays

Tone this week

Neutral
  • Very negative 1
  • Neutral 8

Share of the conversation

Mentions of New York per 1,000 mentions of anything, 7-day rolling, ai & tech.

0.0‰0.5‰1‰1.5‰2‰usual level · 0.41‰Aug 15Sep 6Sep 29Oct 21Nov 12
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DayShare (7-day)Mentions
Sep 20.54‰1
Sep 30.59‰1
Sep 40.48‰1
Sep 70.69‰1
Sep 80.66‰1
Sep 90.64‰1
Sep 110.64‰2
Sep 140.69‰2
Sep 150.85‰3
Sep 160.83‰1
Sep 190.69‰1
Sep 210.60‰1
Sep 230.31‰1
Oct 20.10‰1
Oct 50.20‰1
Oct 60.31‰1
Oct 70.54‰2
Oct 90.66‰2
Oct 140.33‰1
Oct 150.56‰2
Oct 190.46‰2
Oct 260.10‰1
Oct 280.21‰1
Oct 290.31‰1
Nov 20.30‰1
Nov 40.65‰4
Nov 50.67‰1
Nov 61.35‰6
Nov 71.41‰1
Nov 91.59‰3

Why is it trending?· Last 7 days

New York becomes a flashpoint for AI safety and data-center politics

The shows most often connect New York to election-driven disputes over data centers, with Machine Gods discussing a New York congressional race and Bloomberg Tech citing New York among states where politicians oppose data centers.[1][2]

Sharp Tech argues New York may pass a data-center moratorium, while Machine Gods says election results show data centers alone do not determine races.[3][1]

The Decoded Podcast says New York is among states advancing AI-safety legislation, giving the AI-safety community leverage if the White House does not act.[4]

Tech Brew Ride Home reports that New York State passed a chatbot-safety law restricting some AI features for minors, while The AI Daily Brief describes New York Assemblyman Alex Boras urging Congress to ban RSI this year.[5][6]

Other shows mention New York in separate contexts, including alleged university supercomputer intrusions, election ballot-scanner problems, sex-education criticism, and legal sports betting.[7][8][9]

Sources · 9 moments

  1. 1.
    Machine Gods · The purple tsunami against data centers
    Casey Newton · Nov 6 · Listen at 7:43 ↗
    “lost anyway, sort of despite making this a major issue, Kevin. So did an incumbent named Mike Lawler in New York's 17th congressional district. He had aired ads slamming his Democratic opponent's past statements that New York, quote, needs”
  2. 2.
    Bloomberg Tech · AI Trade Bounces Back as Investors Buy the Dip
    Tim Stenovec · Nov 6 · Listen at 10:30 ↗
    “So given that you think this is a luxury belief and that you think these politicians who've spoken out against data centers in some of these states, such as Texas, Ohio, New York, when they do actually have to create jobs for their constitu”
  3. 3.
    Sharp Tech with Ben Thompson · America Votes Against Data Centers, Implications for Big Tech and Beyond, Were Google Bears Right All Along?
    Ben Thompson · Nov 6 · Listen at 4:42 ↗
    “Like just going forward. Yeah, it's fine. New York's going to pass a moratorium, even Ohio, which is a very significant portion of it. That's, you know, yeah, might might might end up.”
  4. 4.
    The Decoded Podcast · Trump’s AI isolation
    Brendan Bordelon · Nov 5 · Listen at 8:53 ↗
    “Safety Organization. He said, look, obviously we'd like to see some sort of compromise with the White House. The easiest way to do this is through the federal government. But Democrats also won big in state houses across the country. States”

Written by AI from the cited moments; every quote is checked against the transcript.

The storylines around New York

What 80 scored episodes of the last 30 days were about, strand by strand, and how each leaned.

  1. New York data-center moratorium

    data centersneutral

    Shows reported that New York was among the states considering or imposing restrictions on new hyperscale data centers.

    4 episodes on 4 shows · 0 positive, 0 negative

    “politicians who've spoken out against data centers in some of these states, such as Texas, Ohio, New York” Tim Stenovec · Bloomberg Tech · Nov 6 ↗
    “New York issuing the first statewide moratorium on new hyperscale data centers.” Kevin Brady · Wall Street Week · Oct 30 ↗

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