AI and partisan politics
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Hard to beat how transformative the PC and internet were, but I guess they're all built upon each other. The PC is the car, the internet are the roads, the social media are the crackheads on the corner asking for money, and AI is the ability to instantaneously map out the most efficient google maps route from A to B to include all traffic dynamics, construction sites, toll roads... i.e., it connect the dots and even suggests better dot connections.
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Neither did MAGA 10 years ago. Maybe the realignment is just starting.
This reminds me of the comment from the guy on Odd Lots - who after Trump can effectively ‘straddle the two Ps’ (populism and Peter Thiel, the latter being an avatar for the tech right)
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Neither did MAGA 10 years ago. Maybe the realignment is just starting.
This reminds me of the comment from the guy on Odd Lots - who after Trump can effectively ‘straddle the two Ps’ (populism and Peter Thiel, the latter being an avatar for the tech right)
@jon-nyc said in AI and partisan politics:
Neither did MAGA 10 years ago. Maybe the realignment is just starting.
This reminds me of the comment from the guy on Odd Lots - who after Trump can effectively ‘straddle the two Ps’ (populism and Peter Thiel, the latter being an avatar for the tech right)
Like anybody even knows what that is. Ok. I get it. Their ideas. Nobody even knows what that is.
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Think about H1-Bs, tariffs, industrial policy re old school manufacturing, and yes, AI regulation
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Somehow I missed this.
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@jon-nyc said in AI and partisan politics:
Somehow I missed this.
How does that jive with Trump’s policy to not allow states to regulate AI?
