@mattyglesias: It’s too bad there’s no major GOP donor who is safety-pilled on AI and could talk to Trump about the (and maybe about s…
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A tweet lamenting the absence of a major GOP donor focused on AI safety who could influence Trump, with mentions of solar power and EVs.
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It’s too bad there’s no major GOP donor who is safety-pilled on AI and could talk to Trump about the (and maybe about solar power and EVs while he’s there) https://t.co/mkEehpnxWf
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