Alex Boris

I think they're way further.

You know, at the time it was, oh, we're not going to stop it from being used.

Now they're actively building features to make it better at doing that.

I mean, it has gone so far from from what we were all pitched on at the time during the Obama administration of trying to protect civil liberties of to fight fascism.

Now they're enabling it.

Well, I think they're being opportunistic in how they look at this.

You know, I have been very focused on actually making government work.

And I think that's a good thing and something that we've been missing in the Democratic Party.

And I've also, when challenged, put my morals and my principles over my career and over my financial security.

And that was as a private citizen.

That wasn't when I was running for office or positioning in some way.

That's just I have red lines and I'm not going to cross them.

I was about to say, I don't know if that makes you, I don't know if that's a good thing for your, like, kind of logic for Congress, but it does kind of speak to the seriousness in which you took it.

But it is the truth, you know, and so, you know, I'm proud of that choice, I'm proud of how I've moved, and, you know, I will continue to be that fighter in Congress.

Yeah, absolutely.

I mean, we are rushing ahead on AI before we actually know how to align these incredibly dangerous systems and make sure that they are actually following human instructions or more to the point, human morals and attitudes, right?

You talk to

any of the frontier labs, they've all said, hey, we would support a pause if it's a thing that could happen.

But you hear this in politics all the time.

Oh, if we could change it, we'd do it, but we're stuck here.