AI and partisan politics

[jon-nyc]

[Horace]

I'm entirely confident that AI oversight will be a bipartisan priority.

[89th]

Can we get rid of executive orders already? Or substantially reduce the ability to use it and bypass the legislative branch?

[Axtremus]

First, you need a functioning Legislative Branch ...

[jon-nyc]

I think not long from now when it sinks in a lot of Trump’s supporters are going to be pissed that he didn’t even try to introduce immigration reform legislation. I don’t think it would have been hard to pass something reforming asylum laws, for example.

[Axtremus]

It looks to me the majority of Trump's supporter is more into performative pwning of the libs than fixing the immigration system.

[taiwan_girl]

@89th said:

Can we get rid of executive orders already? Or substantially reduce the ability to use it and bypass the legislative branch?

President Trump agrees with you!!!

In 2012, Trump tweeted, "Why is @BarackObama constantly issuing executive orders that are major power grabs of authority?"

During a campaign event in 2016, he remarked, "The country wasn’t based on executive orders... It’s a basic disaster."

[Mik]

@jon-nyc said:

I think not long from now when it sinks in a lot of Trump’s supporters are going to be pissed that he didn’t even try to introduce immigration reform legislation. I don’t think it would have been hard to pass something reforming asylum laws, for example.

Agreed, totally. If there’s no effort in this direction it was just an election issue.

[jon-nyc]

This is interesting

[Axtremus]

If the concern is impact on local banks and smaller businesses, you'd figure they should be talking to those local banks and smaller businesses.

[jon-nyc]

Who’s ’they’ in your sentence.

[Horace]

The populists are really unhappy with the idea of AI taking over for human production. Certain American political movements will happily strangle our global competitiveness going forward.