Billionaire Tom Steyer, a candidate for California governor, has unveiled a plan to ensure jobs with benefits for workers displaced by artificial intelligence. The proposal marks the first such pledge from a statewide candidate in the race.
Steyer announced the initiative as part of his campaign platform. It aims to protect California residents whose employment faces disruption from advancing AI technologies by offering guaranteed positions along with associated benefits.
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New York State Assemblymember Alex Bores is running in the June 23 Democratic primary for an open U.S. House seat in Manhattan, arguing that Washington should adopt safety and transparency rules for the most powerful artificial intelligence systems. The stance has drawn opposition spending from an AI-aligned super PAC, while a separate network linked to Anthropic has backed his campaign, adding to a crowded and costly race.
Our Revolution, a group backed by Sen. Bernie Sanders, has endorsed billionaire Tom Steyer in California's Democratic gubernatorial primary despite its opposition to billionaires. The endorsement marks the first time the organization has backed a billionaire for public office. Steyer leads polling among Democrats ahead of the June 2 top-two primary.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders has introduced legislation to create an AI sovereign wealth fund through a one-time 50 percent tax on the stock of major AI companies. The proposal aims to give the American public a direct financial stake and influence over the industry's direction.
President Donald Trump could sign an executive order focused on artificial intelligence and cybersecurity as soon as Thursday, according to reports describing a draft that would create a voluntary framework for developers of advanced AI models to notify the U.S. government ahead of major releases.
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President Trump signed a National Security Presidential Memorandum on Friday directing faster integration of advanced AI tools into US defense operations. The move follows an executive order earlier in the week aimed at regulating the AI industry.