Voters favor 'reasonable' AI safeguards even at cost to US competitiveness, polling shows

Polling shared ahead of the midterms found voters preferred 'reasonable' AI safeguards, even if such rules hurt US competitiveness, as AI disillusionment pushes regulation to the forefront.

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2026-10-29 11:05 · Semafor Technology
AI disillusionment puts regulation at forefront ahead of midterms

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