How US citizens, clergy, and elected officials in conservative communities like Missouri are leading a grassroots rebellion against the Trump-backed AI boom
Republicans fear backlash against White House agenda could undermine support in this year's midterm elections
“But across the US, citizens, clergy and elected officials in conservative communities are leading a grassroots rebellion against the rapid rollout of the technology. Political strategists fear this could wreck Republicans' chance of maintaining their majority in Congress this N…
interesting - “Florida governor Ron DeSantis, seen as a leading contender for the Republican presidential nomination in 2028, last month hit out at the “very harmful” effects of AI and criticised Trump-backed attempts to “kneecap the states and let Big Tech write the rules”.”
“Polling by Public First for the FT found about 60 per cent of Trump voters were concerned about AI's rapid development and almost 80 per cent believed the technology needed more regulation.” — www.ft.com/content/0c9e...