Brisbane Times
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·2 hours ago
Thiel-backed AI platform lets wealthy challenge media coverage for $2,000 per objection
Enhanced Games founder Aron D'Souza unveiled Objection, an AI-powered platform backed by PayPal co-founder Peter Thiel to challenge media claims about the wealthy. The service, starting at $2,000 per objection, uses former intelligence agents and artificial intelligence to review articles before issuing non-binding determinations.
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