Americans are not satisfied with self-regulation.
Americans don't especially trust the federal government to regulate frontier AI, but they'd prefer that the government act instead of leaving it all up to the AI execs.
President Trump, flanked by the top tech execs, says AI meeting went well, says there "was a lot of commonality in this room ... and all for the good"
"There is a belief there should be ... self regulation."
As AI execs convene at the White House to discuss safety, a new CSAIP poll shows that safety tops the list of Americans' concerns about AI.
AI's jobs impact, misinformation, and scams are not far behind.
Today, leaders from the frontier labs will meet with Trump at the White House.
Who has the responsibility to act?
The majority of voters say the fed gov should set the safety standards -- not the AI companies themselves.
Today, leaders from the frontier labs will meet with Trump at the White House.
Who has the responsibility to act?
The majority of voters say the fed gov should set the safety standards -- not the AI companies themselves.
Taxing AI isn’t radical.
There are a lot of hard policy decisions in the near term, but Americans are so far ahead in their understanding of what we need to do. Great to get some data about people's enthusiasm for taxes.
https://t.co/ZUGfXVWTHz
Voters think AI is developing too fast, and want development to slow down, even if China would catch up, or surpass US capabilities.
That and more findings from CSAIP's survey of voters are linked in the next tweet.