Evening Edition: Nonprofit Wants Guardrails and a 'Humans First' Approach to A.I.
Sep 16, 2026 · 18m
Summary
The Fox News Rundown discusses the urgent need for AI regulation, featuring Amy Kremer, chairwoman of the conservative group Humans First. Kremer argues that big tech is pushing for self-governance while selling frontier AI to Chinese subsidiaries, a move she claims undermines national security. The conversation also covers the "Data Center Revolt" bus tour, highlighting community backlash against the rapid, secretive construction of AI infrastructure that strains local resources.
Topics discussed
Sponsor ads and podcast introductions
Show intro and AI regulation debate
JPMorgan Chase ad and AI race context
Trump, Anthropic, and Schumer on AI
Introducing Amy Kremer and Humans 1st
Risks: chatbots, terrorism, and China sales
Lack of transparency and self-governance
Balancing US-China competition and safety
Supply chain leverage and tech theft
Trump's stance and midterm election impact
Congress's responsibility and show recap
JPMorgan Chase ad
Data center concerns and community impact
Data Center Revolt bus tour details
Closing remarks and website info
Podcast subscription and US Bank ad
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