No, the White House Should Not Take Up the Cause of AI Pessimism
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Started February 07, 2026
The goal should be to allay the public’s concerns as much as possible, not to fuel them
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No, the White House Should Not Take Up the Cause of AI Pessimism
National Review (United States) | Feb 06, 2026
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Feb 07, 2026
Promoting a positive narrative around AI can empower communities to engage with technology responsibly and shape its future.
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Feb 07, 2026
The government should maintain a balanced approach, acknowledging both the benefits and risks of AI to ensure informed public discourse.
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Feb 07, 2026
The White House should actively promote AI optimism to harness public trust and encourage innovation, rather than stoke fears about technology.
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Feb 07, 2026
By downplaying AI risks, the White House risks ignoring potential ethical dilemmas and negative impacts that need public attention.
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Feb 07, 2026
Fostering AI optimism without addressing legitimate concerns could lead to reckless development and societal harm; caution is essential.
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