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Artificial intelligence developers “need to take responsibility for themselves,” says Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent.

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AAE1 month ago

"Americans who use artificial intelligence (AI) tools every day are the only AI-usage group to give President Donald Trump a net positive approval rating, a new Rainey Center poll has found." @SecScottBessent @JoeSquawk

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Dominic1 month ago

This asshole

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esther walton1 month ago

Go figure… More Trump grifting that Joe ignores.

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Brody20161 month ago

What about intel and the others you’ve taken an interest in?

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Stephen Lupi1 month ago

MAGA...MORONS ARE GOVERNING AMERICA

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Tivoboy1 month ago

Great example of Say a lot of WORDS, and yet SAY NOTHING.

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Greg Morris1 month ago

The government fails at everything.

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Kelly Smith1 month ago

So you made a deal with China?

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richard george1 month ago

#firekernen

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Oh Hi Mark1 month ago

The government needs to hold AI executives like Sam and Dario personally and criminally liable for what their products do.

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Stephen Lupi1 month ago

Why at 70YO..IS JOE TACO KERNAN still working???

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Douglas Czumble1 month ago

That has always worked well. 😵‍💫

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Patrick Fitzryan1 month ago

Different subject: Keep an eye on Connecticut and its shoe in governor as a friend convicted of bribery cops a breeze to Greece and is now starting to yap about Ned Lamont’s involvement over the years. Good stuff. To be omitted by the NY Times for sure.

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ItsJustCapital ☕1 month ago

*Super intelligence developers

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The Tectonic1 month ago

If an AI-assisted military system operates on outdated targeting information and civilians are killed, where does responsibility ultimately lie? With the model? With the company that built it? Or with the humans and institutions that decided to use it?

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Mike Terry1 month ago

So should nuclear power plant operators! lol

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Honda Fit1 month ago

there's is also gov. responsibility but that's not possible with these dudes

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