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For every 1 American who wants AI to advance faster, 34 want it to go slower. More people think the US is secretly run by lizard people than think AI is advancing too slowly

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    For every 1 American who wants AI to advance faster, 34 want it to go slower. More people think the US is secretly run by lizard people than think AI is advancing too slowly

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