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AI Regulation Alliance Sanders Bannon

Progressive U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders and Steve Bannon, a close ally of President Donald Trump, called for new restrictions on artificial intelligence systems Tuesday, forming an unexpected alliance around shared fears that the technology poses a threat to human safety.Reported by 7 of 10 outlets; wording from The Independent.

When14 Sep–18 SepOutlets10Articles13Reporters12

What happened

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Jacob Coxon, a researcher who recently departed Anthropic, attracted attention last week after stating he resigned partly because the "people building AI earnestly believe that it could kill us all by the end of the decade."

3 of 10 outletsfirst reported 14 Sepwording from The Independent

Recent public opinion polls indicate that a majority of Americans remain concerned that AI could eliminate jobs, inflate household expenses, or trigger wider social harms.

3 of 10 outletsfirst reported 15 Sepwording from The Independent

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How it changed

  1. 14 Sep

    AI fears—as Bill discusses below—are scrambling our politics and making for some extremely strange bedfellows.

    2 outlets · The Bulwark
  2. 15 Sep

    Progressive Senator Bernie Sanders and conservative podcaster Steve Bannon are uniting on Tuesday to demand stringent regulations on artificial intelligence, forming an unexpected partnership rooted in shared concerns that the emerging technology poses serious risks to human welfare.

    6 outlets · The Independent
  3. 17 Sep

    Evan Hubinger, Anthropic’s “alignment science” lead, responded to Coxon’s resignation letter on X by confirming that he believes there’s a “>10%” chance artificial intelligence will kill us all in the next decade.

    2 outlets · The Free Press

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