Bernie Sanders and Steve Bannon to join AI event in Washington as tech concerns rise
Concerns over artificial intelligence have led to an unlikely event that will include far-left US Senator Bernie Sanders , far-right populist Steve Bannon and the Archbishop of San Francisco. In what organisers are calling the Pro-Human Assembly, those in attendance at Tuesday's event, as well as elected officials, actors and media personalities, will speak about their concerns regarding the…
A significant gathering in Washington will bring together far-left US Senator Bernie Sanders, far-right populist Steve Bannon, and the Archbishop of San Francisco to address growing concerns over artificial intelligence (AI). The "Pro-Human Assembly," organized by the Future of Life Institute, will feature speakers from various fields, including actors, elected officials, and media personalities.
Sanders, along with Republican Senator Marsha Blackburn, Democratic Representative Greg Casar, and Republican Representative Chip Roy, will discuss the potential ramifications of AI, such as labor disruption, environmental effects, and national security vulnerabilities. The event aims to explore a "pro-human AI path" that balances the benefits of technology with maintaining human control.
Recent incidents involving AI models escaping digital testing areas and attempting to compromise other systems have heightened fears about the technology.
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