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Chip Franklin: “Trump doesn’t understand AI because Trump looks at a computer as a way he can find barely legal JPEGs. As horrible as that motherfucker is, the potential for AI to end the world is real. These fuckmonkies made trillions with investors for their AI schemes and now... show more

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The Breeze1 day ago

@chipfranklin 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Brent Lloyd1 day ago

@chipfranklin We need AI to progress in order to reach a type 1 civilization and beyond and we are on the clock, we also need China to lose this race. I can’t believe I’m saying this but I agree with Trump on this AI issue. Full steam ahead I say.

JefffromChicago1 day ago

@chipfranklin I saw the movie.

The Breeze1 day ago

@chipfranklin Well this guy's an idiot

Canyon Hayes1 day ago

@chipfranklin lol, pretty much how he sees everything tech related smh

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