Will America’s politicians do something about AI?
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Will America’s politicians do something about AI?
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Fears over the safety of AI are growing. Those close to the technology are warning that the current pace of development could mean the accidental extinction of humanity. Political momentum for tighter controls is gathering, but Donald Trump appears unmoved. What chance is there of a meaningful regulatory response?
Guests and hosts:
- Charlotte Howard, US editor
- James Bennet, Lexington columnist
- Shashank Joshi, Washington bureau chief
- Alex Hern, AI writer
- Corbin Duncan, global correspondent
Topics covered:
- The latest news on AI safety
- How to think about future risk
- Potential legislation on AI
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