AI Fear Has Become America’s Bipartisan Consensus
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Edward Luce argues that fear of AI has become a bipartisan US consensus, driven by distrust of tech chiefs and their regulatory tactics; he proposes a public‑private AI safety partnership, a shift of tax incentives from labor to capital, and international talks with China to establish shared AI principles.
Topics:business#ai-regulation#artificial-intelligence#opinion#public-trust#technology-sector#us-politics
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