David Plouffe

I think you'll see some reach out to, you know, tech leaders.

Some won't.

Some will be deeply critical.

I think they'll all be critical, some a little less so.

So they're going to be the most important actors in this.

So what I would say is one, and by point of AI, this isn't about being pro-AI or anti-AI.

AI is here to stay.

More and more Americans are using it every day.

We've got to make sure that China doesn't beat us.

But at the end of the day, I think there's a sense from voters that, wait, basically the Trump administration and like five tech leaders are telling us we just have to swallow this.

It's happening.

Elon Musk is saying there'll be no jobs left.

Sam Altman saying, everyone will just live like picking flowers and looking at rainbows.

That's not who we are as Americans.

People want to know what the fuck is happening.

How are we preparing for this?

Education, you talk to parents all the time, increasingly concerned about education.

How their kids are utilizing AI.

Are they really learning?

You've got the mental health crisis.