Sriram Krishnan, Trump’s outgoing AI advisor, calls out AI leaders for ‘terrible job’

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Former White House AI advisor Sriram Krishnan criticized tech leaders for fostering public fear of artificial intelligence through negative messaging, overshadowing AI benefits. He advocates for public stakes in AI firms and highlights government commitment to avoiding excessive regulation, resembling 'no FDA for AI'.

A former White House AI advisor blames US tech leaders for public fear of artificial intelligence, citing their 'dystopian' messaging. He argues this overshadows AI's benefits and fuels distrust, suggesting a 'public stake' in AI companies is crucial for acceptance. The administration also vows no 'FDA for AI,' aiming to avoid bureaucratic hurdles for developers.