Alex Bores

Alex Bores, a New York assembly member and tech-savvy congressional candidate, discusses the explosive political landscape of AI regulation. He reveals how a $100 million super PAC is targeting him for advocating state-level regulations like the RAISE Act, aimed at ensuring safety in frontier AI. Bores also addresses the risks of AI, such as its impact on children and education, and compares its potential to dual-use technologies. His experience at Palantir adds depth to the conversation on implementing effective tech regulations in government.

Alex Bores, a New York State Assembly Member and tech advocate, discusses the RAISE Act, his initiative to establish fundamental safety standards for large AI developers. He shares insights from his tech background and emphasizes the need for clear safety protocols and third-party audits in AI development. The conversation tackles challenges of AI integration in sectors like healthcare, the balance between innovation and public safety, and the imperative for whistleblower protections. Bores encourages public and industry involvement to refine the bill, aiming for responsible AI practices.

Alex Bores, a New York Assembly member with a computer science background who sponsored the RAISE Act and runs for Congress, discusses the clash over who controls AI and the flood of political money aimed at shaping rules. He outlines the RAISE Act's basic demands, fights over state versus federal power, super PAC influence, and upcoming bills on training data, provenance, and a national AI framework.

Alex Bores, a former New York assembly member and AI policymaker who wrote the RAISE Act, joins to discuss AI rules for the public sector. He tackles the Pentagon vs Anthropic dispute, risks around surveillance and autonomous weapons, and how data centers should pay for grid upgrades. He also talks transit needs for Manhattan and testing AI safety with playful prompts.

Alex Bores, a tech insider turned New York assemblyman and congressional candidate, brings a computer science lens to politics. He calls out billionaire influence on AI policy. He warns about ICE’s expanding role, potential voter intimidation, and attacks on mail-in voting. He urges more tech expertise in government and outlines priorities for AI guardrails.