Cybersecurity

Effective altruism is back with an 'anti AI' campaign

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An effective altruism-linked organization is paying $2,000 weekly to organize a grassroots anti-AI media campaign aimed at advocating for regulations that align with their agenda. This initiative includes student-led protests and walkouts at over 100 colleges in October to push for AI industry regulation. Tech professionals should monitor such campaigns as they may influence future policy decisions affecting the tech industry.

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