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Terms and conditions apply. Isn't there a lot of people that think that it will usher in a new age for

humanity, but there are also a lot of people out there that have made significant warnings saying that, look, this actually could destroy humanity. And we're here today to talk about it. So not a lot of monologue today. We're just going to get right into it. So joining us today is Bryce McDonald. Introduce yourself, please.

Hey, I'm Bryce. I'm the U.S. lead at Volus, which is a portfolio company of new founding.

And Volus implements AI and real-world American businesses like construction, mining, manufacturing.

So you're pro-AI generally, right? Yes.

It's a fair statement. Okay. And also on the pro-AI side generally as well as Bryce McDonald? Yeah, I'm Nathan. I'm sorry, geez, I'm sorry. Nate Halberstadt. I apologize. I'm a partner at New Founding. It's a venture firm focused on critical civilizational problems. I lead investing in early stage startups, and I'll also be taking the pro-AI side, and Bryce and I will also

be qualifying. We're worried about some of the same risks, of course, but we see a positive,

a positive path forward. I do think that the risks are something that everyone, that even people

that are pro-AI, they're at least aware of and they do take seriously. But to talk about the

negative sides, the possible dangers of AI, we've got Joe

Allen. Yeah, Joe Allen. I am the tech editor at the War Room with Steve Bannon, occasional host,

a writer, not an expert or a philosopher, as I'm oftentimes smeared as, and failed Luddite.

Failed Luddite. Yeah, I've not been able to successfully smash even my own machines.

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