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Could unregulated artificial intelligence destroy mankind? Allum Bokhari joins me to discuss censorship, AI, effective altruism, and more. (1:30) Allum's origin story (5:18) What was Gamer Gate? (8:58) What is the Foundation for Freedom Online? (12:10) Trump deserves credit for undoing social media censorship (17:24) What's the latest fuss...

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For the FULL episode of the show – and to support my work – please consider becoming a paid subscriber. Thank you!

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@AllumBokhari Allum, ask X why they are censoring @TheAndrewMeyer!

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@pish_la_ki_ @AllumBokhari Wow. Everyone should listen to this.

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captive dreamer1 месяц назад

@AllumBokhari Allum great guy, we will be watching

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Charlie Nash1 месяц назад

@AllumBokhari The GamerGate patriot

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Sarah Braasch1 месяц назад

This one is so so good, Patrick. I learned so much. Allum is a great guest. I’m so happy you talked about online censorship. So many people who participated in the Woke DEI industry, especially in academia and the press, like Jon Haidt, are all in for censorship now, ostensibly to protect the children, the children. Really, they just want to be able to censor the little guys like me who are telling the truth about how they did nothing for the past decade but push BLM race hoaxes. Of course, the truth is misinformation now. No matter what, Elon is a hero for buying Twitter. The discussion about AI as a free speech issue was incredible.

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mj_ just plain mj1 месяц назад

@AllumBokhari Ooo! This will be good. Just in time to listen whilst I rest my eyes time. Thanks, you two! 🙏🙏

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