“One entity seems totally unaware: the United States government. The only major AI proposal advanced this Congress was a failed effort to prevent states from regulating the industry

“It’s showcasing the difference between free market and central planning, but it's also showing the difference in what you think it is to be human. Do you think it is to merely do the work that you're told to do? Or is it to do things that provide new value and new service to your neighbors?

“The path we are on is clear. AI will make a small number of investors and executives even richer, while it eliminates jobs for millions of Americans — and the government does nothing about it.

“Democrats have viewed government as that for 200 years, right? They're like, ‘government, solve this problem that no one else can figure out no hallucination no mistakes no corruption,’ and I think it's people who are just unwilling to recognize that the government is a collection of people.

“China’s rapid AI advancements are thanks to Beijing’s effective yet risky approach of “move fast and regulate later” where the government oftentimes allows firms to scale in regulatory gray zones before later intervening

“if this breaks, does a user notice, and does it cost me money or trust?

“Sorry, I don't believe all this talk about a split among members of the elite, about secret conspiracies. The country is run by Vladimir Putin. They're frightened of him. And this fear is reinforced in every way by his main support base: the Federal Security Service (FSB).

“How can you assure us, that you won't become another John Fetterman?