Alex Bores
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694 appearances
2 recordings
2 series
first heard Feb 2026
last heard 21 Apr
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I think things have happened much faster than I thought they would.
And I think our ability to pass legislation has moved much slower than I thought it would.
And so that difference in speed between how AI is advancing and how government reacts is wider than I was expecting when I started on this process.
Both how many people have focused on it, but also how bipartisan it's remained.
You of all people know about polarization and most issues end up polarized and this one hasn't so far.
And it has resisted that longer than I thought it would.
That if you talk to voters
You see across Republicans, Democrats and independents, pretty similar attitudes across state legislators, pretty similar attitudes.
Even in Congress, there's more bipartisanship than you would think.
I mean, surveys regularly show that about 10 percent of people want to put AI, put the genie back in the bottle and pretend it never existed.
And I empathize, but I don't think that's the way forward.
10% of people represented by the super PAC leading the future want to just let it rip.
They want to just let it rip.
They don't care how many people it hurts, just how fast it moves.
And 80% of Americans want to see some benefits, but see a lot of risk and think it's moving too fast and want to have some say in its development.
The fact that it stayed so bipartisan has surprised me.
And also the fact that it's risen up in people's minds so much.
Well, there was a separate split in AI around capabilities.
The debate used to be, is this real or is it stochastic parrots?
But usually even before that, is it just, you know, slop that is never going to actually replace a human?
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