Bradley Tusk
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I want a stop sign on my corner, whatever it might be.
And then the agent trained on basically my decades of all of our work here will say to you, OK, great.
Here's the current law that governs cell phone use of your kid's school.
Here's who's in charge of it.
Here's what it would need to say.
And then here's a full campaign plan for how you as an individual could go about changing it.
And it will be totally free.
So it's a very small act of defiance.
I get that.
But we are in the process of coding it right now.
And my hope is to release it in the fall.
Yeah, I mean, the question, it sort of depends on what you're running for.
So if you are a member of Congress, let's say, and your district is gerrymandered, which is true for all of about 25 of them at the House, and turn on your primary, it's going to be 10 percent, 12 percent, something like that.
Odds are being radical like an AOC of Bernie might be or on the far right, too, and just opposing AI in all forms probably is the right political play.
Now, if you're running for Senate or governor or president where there's a larger electorate or potentially a competitive general election, then you can't quite be so extreme and you need more nuance.
I actually do think that and this might be very naive and maybe I'm just falsely hoping for this.
I could see a world in 2027 where a Democratic House, a Republican White House, and probably a Republican Senate, but we'll see, actually do manage to get together and come up with a comprehensive bipartisan deal around AI, not necessarily because they even care about the problems that the three of us do and that we're talking about here, but simply that if they fear that 2028 is going to be the AI election and it looks like they haven't done anything about it,
None of them want to have to go stand before the voters and say, oh, well, I couldn't do anything.
Don't blame me.
And so I do have this hope that simply because there's so much attention focused on it and so much anxiety around it, that this might be the one place where everyone actually could get together and come up with some thoughtful ideas.