Axios: AI developers are becoming a political liability for the U.S.; U.S. officials are tired of apocalyptic predictions

In Washington, there is a desire for artificial intelligence developers to stop issuing public warnings about the risks of the technology and instead focus on their work. This was reported on October 24 by the news outlet Axios, citing sources close to the White House and Congress.

"It’s clear that they are stumbling over their own feet while trying to explain to the public what the value of this actually is," said Senator John Curtis.

According to the portal, the current generation of leaders in the field of AI is becoming a "political liability." Instead of explaining the benefits of the technology to the American public, they constantly issue warnings about existential threats.

 Members of Congress note that AI company executives too often swing abruptly from painting a rosy picture to predicting catastrophe—sometimes within the span of a single speech.

 Lawmakers and regulators believe that such "emotional swings" exacerbate political instability against a backdrop of public discontent.

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