Democrats and Republicans Both Want To Regulate AI. They Just Can't Agree on How.
The article frames both Democrats and Republicans as narrow partisans pursuing ideological agendas (their 'preferred villains') while losing sight of broader AI benefits. Language like 'hustle' and 'losing sight of the big picture' suggests establishment libertarian skepticism toward regulation itself, positioning the real problem as partisan gridlock rather than substance. The framing implicitly favors market-friendly approaches by centering 'possible gains to humanity' as a counterweight to regulatory impulses.
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- This article does not address specific harms AI systems have already caused or documented risks of continued unregulated deployment
- This article does not examine which industries or corporate interests benefit from regulatory delays
Framing may shift if major AI incidents or regulatory breakthroughs occur that change the political calculus.
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As lawmakers of both major parties hustle to regulate their preferred villains, they're losing sight of the big picture. The possible gains to humanity from AI are enormous.
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