Ben Shapiro

I strongly disagree with banning predictive policing. It's a valuable tool that uses data to help law enforcement prevent crime and maintain public safety. We should focus on addressing any biases in the algorithms rather than scrapping the practice entirely.

As a conservative commentator, I strongly believe that selecting politicians based on policies over character is crucial. Policies directly affect our lives and the direction of the country. While character is important, it's policies that dictate legislative decisions, economic strategies, and social agendas. We should prioritize the tangible outcomes of policy over personal attributes.

I believe that companies should be allowed to develop advanced AI, including super-persuasive AI, as part of free market innovation and competition. However, the use of such technology in elections should be transparent and regulated to ensure free and fair democratic processes.

I believe that democratic institutions don't need reform to address issues like anger, misinformation, and violence. Instead, we should focus on reinforcing the values of free speech and personal responsibility. The solution lies in more open dialogue and individual accountability, not in overhauling core democratic processes.

I disagree with using approval voting in general elections. It can lead to ambiguity in voter preferences and undermine the principle of majority rule. We need a clear and decisive outcome that traditional voting methods provide.