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Jul 2, 2025 1 hr 7 min

FF-191: Max Borders on the good and the bad things about artificial intelligence

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Follow the channel on Twitter. Go to: https://x.com/FountainheadFm Buy my novel Escape from the Village from major booksellers online. Go to: http://escapevillage.com Subscribe to the Substack. Go to: https://fountainhworeadforum.substack.com/ Support the forum. Go to: https://buymeacoffee.com/fountainheadforum ------------------------------------------------------------ This was originally recorded on 2 July 2024. Max Borders is the author of four books. He has worked at the Foundation for Economic Education and has founded Social Evolution. He discusses how liberty can be achieved by building new systems. He talks about artificial intelligence--the good things and the bad things. Max has two sites here: https://social-evolution.com/ https://underthrow.org/ Max has books on Amazon here: https://www.amazon.com/stores/author/B07BZW2VKW

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