Bernie Sanders and Steve Bannon unite at Pro-Human Assembly to demand AI guardrails
Strange bedfellows: Bipartisan concerns over artificial intelligence are growing, and unusual coalition of lawmakers -- including polar opposites Bernie Sanders and Steve Bannon -- are aligned with labor leaders, and commentators. The group
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Strange bedfellows: Bipartisan concerns over artificial intelligence are growing, and unusual coalition of lawmakers -- including polar opposites Bernie Sanders and Steve Bannon -- are aligned with labor leaders, and commentators. The group is planning on convening in D.C.
to advocate for more guardrails.
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