We got to make sure that AI works for everybody and the common good, not just to make the richest people in the world even richer and more powerful.
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I think AI has real benefits in terms of healthcare and other areas. It's a very, very powerful tool. But I worry.
The American people are angry. They're tired of getting ripped off. They don't want to see all this wealth go to a handful of billionaires.
We have got to work to make sure that AI and robotics work for all of us, not just to enrich people who are already incredibly wealthy and powerful.
The more important point is that the public would have 50% representation on every major AI company.
It is clear to me that AI is going to be the most transformational technology in the history of humanity.
These investments will help communities address local needs, create jobs, and expand economic opportunity for Mainers.
This is what we are trying to do. It's an enormous fight. We're going to win it.
We're taking on the pharmaceutical industry. We're spending millions and millions of dollars trying to make sure they could charge us ten times more than the people of other countries for drugs.
I think we have a moral responsibility to leave them a planet that is healthy and is habitable.
Now maybe you can tell me, or somebody else can tell me, how much we should spend to save the planet.
I hope that immigration reform is part of that general package.
I hope very much, and I think the American people agree, that now is the time. And if we can do it through reconciliation, I'm there.
Aside from raising the tax cap, Sanders is proposing adding a 12.4% tax on all investment and business income.
Leo represents the best Maine has to offer, and it’s a privilege to help preserve his story in the Library of Congress.
The lack of transparency around awards for these beautification projects... threatens the public’s trust and the long-term integrity of our nation’s most beloved public lands.
This loss in revenue for our parks could have devastating effects on the future viability of these public natural treasures.