Gene Simmons

AI is a concern if left unregulated.

Anything, a beautiful horse that you just bring in, if it runs wild, you've got to have some parameters that we control instead of AI.

Right now there's a country and western star

that's got a number one record of sorts on some chart, doesn't actually exist.

Yeah.

What do you think of that?

Well, let me just go.

The major problem here, potentially, hypothetically, and otherwise, is that if states have the right, and this has to be settled right away, the government must get involved.

A federal law that encompasses all of AI to get some sanity out of this.

Because if you can do AI legally in Delaware, where you have all your companies so you pay less taxes, because you're a very bright man besides being good looking.

Why should they want to do real music and real art in New York when they can just go to Delaware and do AI?

No, you need a federal law that encompasses the entire country.

And I would highly recommend and I would hope the entire planet...

really gets together.

It's an issue for the UN to get a world body to accept it because it's going to happen to the same thing that happened to the unions in America.

You charge too much here, so we'll do business in China.

No, you want to address the AI issue worldwide so we can control what the rules are, the comings and the going, and what's the income stream, who owns the IP, who's the owner of the trademark ad information.

And I'd like to announce that I'm running for...

Well, I would tell anyone to do as I did, which is to say to have a fallback position.

Because anything that you pour your heart and soul into has a pretty good chance, and that means likely 95% or more.