This is the John Fugel-Sang Podcast.

Welcome back folks.

Welcome back folks.

Thanks for sticking with us. We are going to jump right to the phones here

with Rich in Indiana. Where in Indiana, Rich?

Down south of Indianapolis.

Very nice. I've got family in Indianapolis as as well always glad to talk to a

Hoosier. What's on your mind? Well the moon is big in the sky and

that's beautiful. I was thinking as you were speaking with Representative Meyer that there were two things

that had been in the last couple of months.

First was a statement that I'm calling with these

truth, trust, and democracy are at risk

because of AI's abilities as they would be put to influence by fraud, social media.

We are just at a precipice and I was thinking about how Meta had discovered all of its fake accounts that were these pro-China messaging accounts that was in the news stream today and what are you going to do?

The other concepts within the AI issue is a book that came out back in March.

The title is The Battle for your brain defending the right to think freely in the age of

neuro-technology. The idea that AI has the ability with something like social media to respond to the way people are thinking and basically outthink us because of the powers of social, excuse me,

the powers of AI as you put a question to it. It's like, get ahead of these guys, what should we do?

Oh, well, that would be simple.

This and this and this.

It's like, wow, that's brilliant, let's do it.

And they do because, you know, there's money to be made or there's there's revolution

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