Wes Moore

Yet, understand how powerful this technology is, and if we are not careful...

This is the type of technology that will overpower us, and the people will never forgive us for that.

That's right.

It's a very real risk to democracy.

It's a very real risk for democracy also because if you look at the way that we've looked at this, particularly from a federal administration, if you look at the EO that the president signed— Executive order, right.

Sorry, the executive order.

That executive order reads like it was written by Silicon Valley.

That executive order basically said, listen, we got this.

All of you in states, all of you governors, all of you everyone else, don't worry about it.

They're opposed to state regulation of AI.

Completely.

Completely.

And I just think that we have to be smarter about this.

Now, I'm not saying that we need to have 50 different guidelines.

Right.

Because I understand the challenge of that.

Right.

And I understand that if something is is doing a process in Maryland and Montana and Texas and North Carolina, that we should not then have to understand four different ways that we can process work.

I get that.

But what's going to happen if we have an absence of federal leadership on this is that's exactly what that is going to.