Nat Towsen

He's not... I mean, I'm joking about a war between science and magic.

He's not a Luddite.

He has a very well-argued... There are applications for this that are good.

Safeguards to ensure humans are responsible for the top-tier decision-making.

It's a very nuanced take, and it's a lot about protecting children from violent imagery and helping people...

He doesn't call for abolishing it.

He calls for tech education among students so people know what they're interacting with and know when they're looking at fake media and things like that.

It's really smart.

And again, it's very long.

So you can write something long without chat GPT.

The Pope can do it.

That's a book.

That's a book.

We need moral voices that the incentives cannot bend.

That's a pretty good line.

We should get the Democrats to quote the pope.

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