@corbin_braun: the government doesn't want you to have access to powerful AI, what could possibly go wrong.
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A tweet expressing skepticism about government restrictions on access to powerful AI.
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the government doesn’t want you to have access to powerful AI,
what could possibly go wrong. https://t.co/Zp3VdPgo9a
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