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Kathy Hochul: AI Must Be ‘Less Evil’

Governor sees tech as a double-edged sword, pushing for safer internet and stricter gun laws.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul believes artificial intelligence should be 'less evil' in a rapidly evolving tech landscape, as she weighed in on issues ranging from 3D-printed guns to data center regulations.


In an election year, Hochul has taken a firm stance on tech policy, supporting restrictions on teenagers' social media use and backing laws against ghost guns.


But her efforts come with a trade-off: increased age verification for internet access. This could make online anonymity virtually impossible, Hochul acknowledged.


Despite these challenges, Hochul remains determined to protect children online and address the risks posed by emerging technologies like AI and data centers, emphasizing the need for regulation to ensure public safety.

Original source:  https://www.theverge.com/podcast/986661/ny-gov-kathy-hochul-ai-data-centers-ban-3d-printed-guns-flock-cameras
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