At a Washington AI summit, Bernie Sanders and Steve Bannon agreed that AI poses risks requiring safeguards, but differed on legislation, China and executive action. The newsletter also reports Sen. Jim Banks’s early endorsement of JD Vance and says a source tied it to a dispute with Rep. Don Bacon.
Bernie Sanders and Steve Bannon called for stronger AI safeguards at a Washington event, agreeing that AI poses risks.
Center outlets emphasize their shared call for oversight and risks to jobs and safety, alongside resistance to slowing development. Right-leaning outlets stress their differences over legislation, China and executive action despite their agreement on AI risks.
Representative identified by Sanders as a partner on planned AI legislation.
ALSO MENTIONED Alan Minsky, Progressive Democrats of America executive director who urged progressives to work with Bannon on AI.; Amy Kremer, Political organizer mentioned as an attendee at the summit.; Ashley Judd, Actor who spoke at the summit about gender-related issues.; Caroline Wren, America First strategist and fundraiser who praised the event and Sanders’s speech.; Steve Bannon, Speaker who agreed with Sanders on AI risks but favored executive action and restrictions involving China.
Representative identified by Sanders as a partner on planned AI legislation.
ALSO MENTIONED Alan Minsky, Progressive Democrats of America executive director who urged progressives to work with Bannon on AI.; Amy Kremer, Political organizer mentioned as an attendee at the summit.; Ashley Judd, Actor who spoke at the summit about gender-related issues.; Caroline Wren, America First strategist and fundraiser who praised the event and Sanders’s speech.; Steve Bannon, Speaker who agreed with Sanders on AI risks but favored executive action and restrictions involving China.
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