Former White House deputy chief of staff Taylor Budowich discusses the alleged false narrative the left is painting about the risks of artificial intelligence on 'Kudlow.' #fox #foxbusiness #media #breakingnews #us #usa #new #news #breaking #kudlow #ai #artificialintelligence #technology #tech #innovation #regulation #politics #political #politicalnews #government #economy #business #america #future #competition #whitehouse
Donald Trump is on the defense, calling AI regulation a “sick conspiracy." Sen. Ruben Gallego joins The Weeknight amid alarming calls for more government regulation from leading voices in the industry.
Earlier this month, the White House debuted five arcade-style video games on its official website, two centered on the administration’s immigration agenda. One had users chase and deport immigrants in a twisted version of “Snake.” Another had players stack Tetris-like blocks to build a wall and “protect the border." But turning cruelty into a game isn’t new. It’s an old propaganda trick, used to make hatred feel entertaining and ordinary. We saw it in Nazi Germany in 1938, among white supremacists in 2002, and now from our own government. Jacob Soboroff reports on "Connect with Jacob Soboroff."
BREAKING: The Supreme Court just denied the Trump administration’s request for a stay in the mail-in ballots case, blocking Trump’s executive order likely through the midterms. Chris Hayes has the latest.
“To the extent [Trump] cares about AI,” says Chris Hayes, “it’s not because it might put millions of Americans out of work. Or it might threaten the survival of humanity. Or it might commit war crimes using AI targeting with no human evaluator. He just wants to beat China and he wants his rich friends to get richer.”
The Supreme Court just denied the Trump administration’s request for a stay in the mail-in ballots case, blocking Trump’s executive order likely through the midterms. MS NOW senior legal reporter Lisa Rubin joins to discuss.
ProPublica reports that Russian oligarch Umar Kremlev bankrolled Donald Trump Jr.'s wedding, according to records reviewed and interviews with three people familiar with the event. A spokesperson for Trump Jr. did not dispute the wedding payments. ProPublica Reporter Justin Elliott joins Peter Alexander to share more details.
A U.S. Air Force colonel recounted his story of survival after his F-15E fighter jet was shot down over Iran in April, in the early months of the U.S.-Israeli conflict with Iran. The colonel spoke with “60 Minutes” on CBS News about the incident and was referred to by the outlet as Bravo, his mission call sign, due to security threats. Bravo told Norah O’Donnell that he was the weapon-systems officer of the two-man crew when their plane was struck, and he plummeted at an estimated 70-100 mph. #iran #airman #rescued #military
"How lame can we be?": After some people freaked out over the "Lake America" name change, Rob Finnerty unpacked the endless list of items liberals renamed.
