Bannon Urges Trump: Federal Review for "Dangerous" AI Models

May 18·0:00 listen·Source: Gizmodo

Summary

Steve Bannon and over 60 Trump allies are urging President Trump to implement stronger regulations on artificial intelligence. They sent a letter asking for an executive order that would require federal review of "potentially dangerous" AI models before their release. This letter, organized by Humans First, highlights concerns that advanced AI systems could pose serious risks to cybersecurity, critical infrastructure, financial systems, and national defense. The group is calling for mandatory testing and government approval for advanced AI models. They argue that no private corporation should have unilateral authority to deploy technologies that could impact national security without proper evaluation. This comes as the Trump administration has generally taken a hands-off approach to AI regulation. The only significant action against an AI company involved Anthropic, which was designated a supply chain risk after issues with its work with the Pentagon. This push for stricter AI oversight could significantly change how new technologies are developed and deployed.

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