The Democratic challenger for New York's 23rd Congressional District says the federal government needs to put some kind of guardrails on the development and use of artificial intelligence. Aaron Gies spoke about the subject during a recent interview. Gies, who is a professor of theology at St. Bonaventure University, harkens back to what Pope Leo said a while back that AI should be regulated with "humanity in mind"...
Aaron Gies: taking care of people
As for data centers, the Olean Democrat says he's happy to see New York State pumping the brakes on their development, but feels the federal government should have some role as well...
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Gies adds the notion that -- unless we go "full speed ahead" on AI, China will control it all and will "win" -- is a false dilemma because everyone will eventually have it. Gies is challenging incumbent Republican Nick Langworthy for his seat.
