AI Safety Measures Win over 70% of Voters in Iowa and Ohio
Inquire found 10 AI safety proposals drew at least 73% support in both states, and 67% backed reasonable rules even if they hurt competitiveness.
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AI safety measures win over 70% of voters in Iowa and Ohio
Voters in Iowa and Ohio want AI safety rules even if the US is not always first in the AI race, a new poll from a Republican pollster finds. Days before the US midterm elections, the country’s biggest union federation says it is writing its own AI bill. Inquire, a firm run by Republican pollster […] This story continues at The Next Web
A poll in Iowa and Ohio found that two thirds of voters prefer reasonable security measures for artificial intelligence, even if that implies that the United States does not always lead global competition. The debate also reaches data centers and an AFL-CIO legislative initiative.
Voters in key states want AI safety measures, poll finds
Most voters want AI safety measures and think favoring them is a political asset in states Republicans are trying to hold onto in the Senate, according to a new poll shared first with Semafor. Inquire, a polling firm run by Republican pollster Rob Schmidt, surveyed about 500 general election…
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