Utah Gov. Spencer Cox on AI regulation: "If we're wrong, the consequences could be existential"

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Utah Governor Spencer Cox, in a discussion on his new book, warns that unchecked development of artificial intelligence could have dire consequences for humanity. During an interview with "The Takeout," Cox emphasized the potential existential risks if governments fail to properly regulate AI technology.cox calls for Americans to reduce political violence and divisive rhetoric while highlighting the need for careful consideration of AI's impact.

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Utah Republican Governor Spencer Cox recently warned that if regulation of artificial intelligence (AI) fails, the consequences could be existential. In his new book, Cox also calls on Americans to reduce violent political rhetoric and work together more cooperatively. During an appearance on "The Takeout," Cox further addressed concerns about AI's potential threat to humanity.

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