The Republicans worried that AI will bring an “age of darkness”
But the two have gone furthest in taking on the industry directly — and they’ve done so even though it puts them on the wrong side of Trump. In recent days, I spoke to several Florida political observers and advocates on the AI issue. Most believe that DeSantis and Uthmeier are affirmatively trying to stake out what the GOP’s position on AI should be in a post-Trump future, and to better align with an electorate that’s turning sharply against the industry, despite what the president may say.
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