Sanders, Bannon to speak at event calling for AI controls
Bernie Sanders and Steve Bannon will urge limits on AI development as more than 1,300 employees warn the technology could become hard to control.
- On Tuesday, Senator Bernie Sanders and Steve Bannon will headline the "Pro-Human Assembly" in Washington, uniting across the political spectrum to demand stricter guardrails on artificial intelligence development.
- Five years ago, such an alliance would have seemed impossible, yet rising public anxiety over AI safety is reshaping the United States political landscape.
- Public alarm intensified after Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon resigned last week, warning that "people building AI earnestly believe that it could kill us all by the end of the decade."
- The event features speakers including Republican senator Marsha Blackburn and Rep Greg Casar, who urge legislation halting AI tools capable of "overthrowing or undermining the U.S. Government."
- Meanwhile, President Donald Trump downplayed concerns on Monday, shrugging off apocalyptic warnings while doubling down that if the United States doesn't build superintelligence first, then China surely will.
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Sanders, Bannon warn of AI dangers in rare US left-right alignment
Left-wing US Senator Bernie Sanders and Steve Bannon, a former adviser to President Donald Trump, warned against the dangers of artificial intelligence and its promoters on Tuesday, a sign that growing AI concern is scrambling political lines. we discuss that with our guest Bernard Benhamou, secretary general, Institute of digital soreignty.
In a cross-party alliance, U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders and Trump affiliate Steve Bannon have called for far-reaching restrictions on artificial intelligence. Sanders wants US President Trump to discuss a break in development with China.
Just as many are warning that AI will wipe out humanity, two major conferences are being held on the subject. And most are putting pressure on Trump.
On Tuesday, the two political figures of the United States denounced the power of the tech giants and called for a halt to the development of the most advanced artificial intelligence systems.
Bernie Sanders and Steve Bannon ask for IA limits at an event in Washington, but they disagree about China and who should rule it out.
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