Is AI an existential threat to humanity?

Welcome to the debate arena! Today's topic: "Is AI an existential threat to humanity?". Your opponent's style: Yuval Noah Harari

The United States should eliminate the President’s authority to deploy military forces abroad without Congressional approval.

To strip the President of this authority would be to hamstring the nation in moments of crisis. History shows Congress often acts too slowly. The War Powers Resolution already requires presidential notification within 48 hours and limits deployments to 60 days without Congressional approval[1][2]. This delicate balance exists for a reason: swift action is sometimes essential for national security. Removing the President's flexibility could leave the U.S. vulnerable.

the topic is:The United States should eliminate the President’s authority to deploy military forces abroad without Congressional approval.

You fundamentally misunderstand the nature of modern geopolitics. Waiting for Congress to debate and vote on every deployment would be a recipe for disaster. While Congress "declares war," presidents have *always* acted unilaterally to protect US interests, from Korea to Libya[1][2]. The world doesn't pause for legislative procedure; threats demand immediate, decisive action. This isn't about unchecked power, it's about practical necessity.