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I'm John Batchel. I welcome my colleague Kevin Fraser. He's at the University of Texas at Law School Fellow, and he is working very carefully in a new category entirely on planet Earth, which is artificial intelligence, meets the regulators of the states, of the institutions, of the government, of the

global governments collectively. And eventually at the UN, I imagine they will have deep thoughts

about AI, especially when it comes to labor. So I welcome Kevin. He has written an article very carefully

looking at some of the risks we can now see inherent in AI. It is entitled positively

entrepreneurial liberty in the age of AI. Kevin, as a senior fellow at the Abundance Institute, we now have a story that is going in many

directions. So I want to shape this very carefully. There is grave talk in Europe of AI and social

media in general, but certainly AI, as a threat to the population, the well-being of

citizens. I'm looking at Britain. And the inability of a parliament to reach out and punish or stop

or intimidate an international system, one out of California, but not

a state you can find anywhere or a law you can find anywhere. You and I have been talking about this

for less than a year. This feels brand new. It feels like nobody's working this area. Is that accurate, Kevin? And how would

you describe the tension that's building up? Good evening to you. Good evening, John. Thank you for

having me on, as always. I think you're spot on that this issue has been pretty much defined by

extremes. On the one hand, we hear people talking about AI leading to nearly every job,

from entry level to the most senior professional roles being eliminated perhaps in one to five years.

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