Sanders and Bannon unite at Pro-Human Assembly, urge urgent AI legislation
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The Pro-Human Assembly, a gathering of individuals alarmed by the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence, brought together two unlikely allies: Senator Bernie Sanders and former White House strategist Steve Bannon. Both men, who rarely agree on political issues, called for urgent legislation to slow down the development of AI technology. The event highlights growing bipartisan concern over the pace of AI advancement and its potential societal impacts. The Economist reported on the assembly, noting the unusual coalition formed around the issue of AI regulation. The call for legislative action underscores a rising anxiety among some policymakers and thought leaders about the need to manage AI's trajectory before it outpaces existing regulatory frameworks.
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Few events have brought together Bernie Sanders and Steve Bannon in a common cause. However, the Pro-Human Assembly — a gathering of individuals alarmed by the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence — managed to do just that.
Both men called for urgent legislation to slow down the technology.
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Sanders and Bannon unite at Pro-Human Assembly to demand urgent AI legislation