WATCH: Steve Bannon says 'we have to rise' above partisanship to address AI 'hinge in history'
Summary
Steve Bannon, a close ally of President Donald Trump, said that the risks from artificial intelligence (AI) go beyond political parties. He spoke at a conference in Washington where he urged people to work together to face these challenges, calling this moment important in history.Key Facts
- Steve Bannon spoke at the Pro-Human Assembly, a meeting about putting humans first as AI grows.
- He said the dangers from AI affect everyone and go past political differences.
- Bannon called AI leaders "arrogant" and warned about powerful elite groups controlling AI.
- His concerns about AI are similar to those of Senator Bernie Sanders.
- The conference focused on AI’s impact on society and the need for careful thinking.
- President Donald Trump and Congress have not yet made strong moves to regulate AI.
- Tech company leaders have asked for rules to manage AI development.
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