From effective altruists to MAGA: The odd origins of Humans First’s AI campaign
Amy Kremer's organization, Humans First, has emerged as a conservative voice in the AI regulation debate. Initially rooted in the Effective Altruism movement, it has since rebranded to focus on an America First AI policy. The group aims to unite conservatives against perceived threats from big tech and AI development.
- ▪Humans First was founded by Amy Kremer, a prominent supporter of Donald Trump.
- ▪The organization initially aimed to bridge political divides over AI regulation but later rebranded to focus on conservative values.
- ▪Kremer has faced skepticism regarding the group's origins and funding, particularly its ties to the Effective Altruism movement.
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Welcome to Monday’s edition of Washington Secrets. Today, we take a look at the return of Amy Kremer, longtime booster of Donald Trump, who is emerging as a player in the AI wars. Her outfit, Humans First, released a letter calling for careful regulation of the technology. But could she be the witting or unwitting conservative face of a movement launched by Effective Altruists? Plus, why you should always take photos of Pete Hegseth if you see him out and about around town! Dozens of New Yorkers gathered in a church hall in March, setting aside their political differences to unite against the way big tech and its wealthy owners were trying to foist artificial intelligence on Americans.
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