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Rachel Maddow reports breaking news that the U.S. Supreme Court has rejected Donald Trump's bid to use the U.S. Postal Service to subvert mail-in ballot voting. Marc Elias, founder of Democracy Docket and stalwart defender of U.S. elections in the Trump era, joins to discuss why even this major victory for democracy is not a reason to relax in the face of an increasingly desperate Trump looking for any way he can to undermine the coming midterm elections.
Democrat Mary Peltola, hoping to flip Alaska’s critical Senate seat, has spent months traveling to many parts of the rural state that are off the grid. She tells MS NOW’s Chris Jansing “it's a lot of air time” and “living out of a duffel bag,” but it’s the only way to meet voters face to face.
MS NOW's Lawrence O'Donnell examines warnings from tech leaders that artificial intelligence could pose an existential threat to humanity. Lawrence discusses Donald Trump dismissing concerns about AI as a "hoax" and highlights Democratic Senator Jon Ossoff's call for Congressional investigations into the AI industry and scrutiny of the Trump administration's financial ties to technology companies.
AI companies are acknowledging the risks of their developments after leading their "agents" hacked companies on their own. Roger McNamee says it's these companies have "always been able to put guardrails in. What they've actually done is to create really, really poor software."
