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T<\/span>his is probably a take on the AI-will-kill-us-all debate that you haven\u2019t seen. If it isn\u2019t, let me commend you for the quality of your social media feed and\/or your internet-surfing habits. But if you\u2019re a regular reader of The American Spectator<\/em>, you\u2019ve hopefully picked up enough knowledge to be very skeptical of a classic information operation, and you recognized something fishy in the spectacle put on by the AI companies last week and over the weekend.<\/p>\n

Read more No Kings, Except for Progressive Ones<\/a><\/p>\n

Specifically, that an employee who\u2019d worked at both OpenAI and then at Anthropic resigned from the latter and released a missive complaining that nothing was being done to rein in the technology before it turns on the public and murders us all.<\/p>\n

No sooner did that little spectacle make the rounds online than both companies gave the \u201cYes sir, yes sir, three bags full\u201d treatment to the ex-employee\u2019s concerns, in ways which looked on first glance like typical crisis PR communications but then immediately pivoted to something else.<\/p>\n

Namely, a demand for Congress to slam on the brakes and regulate the AI industry.<\/p>\n

No sooner did that happen than the word leaked out that Barack Obama, whose presidential record consistently showed him to be an aficionado of turning every industry he could into a corporate oligopoly beholden to and embedded with an overweening regulatory state, had advised Democrat House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries to prioritize AI governance as the dominant agenda of his potential speakership should the Democrats carry the House majority in the midterms.\u00a0(RELATED: AI: Technology the Left Love to Hate)<\/strong><\/p>\n

Your pattern recognition skills should be kicking in at this point, and you should recognize this for what it is.<\/p>\n

We aren\u2019t talking about the worry that a self-aware Skynet is about to begin manufacturing hunter-killer drones which make humanity extinct. We\u2019re talking about something a lot older and far more tactile.<\/p>\n

Regulatory capture.<\/p>\n

I\u2019m going to give you something a little unusual here. It\u2019s a scene from my first book, King of the Jungle<\/em>, and it\u2019s of Pierce Polk, who\u2019s sort of a cross between an Elon Musk, Erik Prince, and John McAfee, in that he\u2019s wealthy on a scale of Musk and yet rebelliously unconventional in his thinking the way the other two are (and like Prince, he\u2019s quite comfortable employing guys with guns to do important work). In this scene, Polk is explaining why he refuses to hire lobbyists for the several large companies he owns.<\/p>\n

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The Pierce Polk \u201cWhy I Won\u2019t Hire Lobbyists\u201d speech from King of the Jungle is one that I had to turn into video. pic.twitter.com\/jwVEyHiqL3<\/p>\n

\u2014 Scott McKay (@TheHayride) September 14, 2026<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

Sam Altman and Dario Amodei are not Pierce Polk. That\u2019s clear.<\/p>\n

What\u2019s really happening here is what always happens to a new industry. It\u2019s just happening sooner in the cycle now than it used to.<\/p>\n

These companies are in Regulatory Capture Mode where they enlist Congress to cement them as the major players on the market and freeze out everybody else. They didn\u2019t even really take part in the stage Polk talks about in the clip, which was to arm up with lobbyists to keep the politicians from killing their companies before they could get rich. They\u2019re going straight to the part where they\u2019ve boarded the plane, and now they want to pull up the ladder to keep anybody else from getting on. (RELATED: Defending \u2018Adequate\u2019 Humans Against AI)<\/strong><\/p>\n

\u201cAI will kill us all! So let us write the regulations which ensure that it\u2019ll only be our AI engines which can pass muster.\u201d<\/p>\n

This was the eight years of Obama\u2019s presidency where there were fewer American businesses extant than the year before in every single year he was in office. The federal government was enlisted to protect and preserve all of the incumbent corporate aristocracy in every economic sector possible, and meanwhile the political class started monetizing that sclerosis into the Eat The Rich narrative.<\/p>\n

Did it work? Are we better off having turned General Motors into Government Motors and forcing Ford to take auto bailout money so that both companies could then lose billions making electric cars nobody wants? Read Buck Throckmorton\u2019s excellent piece from a few days ago on the sheer scale of the economic disaster EVs have been for that industry and recognize the absolute lost two decades we\u2019ve now had in the automotive sector. And then realize that\u2019s Barack Obama\u2019s handiwork. (RELATED: Volkswagen\u2019s Electric Suicide Pact)<\/strong><\/p>\n

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What people don\u2019t recognize is that regulatory capture isn\u2019t just a crony-capitalist corruption of free market principles.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n<\/div>\n

The automotive sector was old-economy, though, so maybe you don\u2019t see it as relevant to AI. OK, fine. Do you think social media is relevant? Because Twitter and Facebook and Instagram and Snapchat and the rest were all companies that became relevant on the national stage during Obama\u2019s presidency. (RELATED: AI Won\u2019t Ruin Civilization \u2014 Unless We Let It)<\/strong><\/p>\n

And what happened to social media? Essentially, it got turned into an arm of the state. First by Obama, and then by his minion Joe Biden \u2014 and especially the latter.<\/p>\n

Your feelings on social media might have softened in the past couple of years since Musk bought X. Think about what it would look like if that hadn\u2019t happened.<\/p>\n

Read more The Death of a Young Friend<\/a><\/p>\n

What people don\u2019t recognize is that regulatory capture isn\u2019t just a crony-capitalist corruption of free market principles. It\u2019s a 100 percent aim for the Left.<\/p>\n

Going to war against big, rich companies is a losing game if you\u2019re Liz Warren or Bernie Sanders or Barack Obama. You attack those people in any way other than unserious rhetoric pandering to the weirdos of your base, and they will notice \u2014 and when they do, they will end you.<\/p>\n

And yet a capitalist will happily sell you the rope by which you may hang him. Especially if you let him braid that rope.<\/p>\n

This goes all the way back to the Italian fascists, who were hard-core left-wing socialists (nobody seems to want to remember that) who realized it was easier simply to co-opt the big companies at the expense of small- and mid-sized firms, lock in their market share and profitability in exchange for their compliance with the various \u201csuggestions\u201d you might have. Rather than go to war with those big companies and maybe lose?<\/p>\n

Easy decision.<\/p>\n

It\u2019s greasier when it\u2019s the oligarchs initiating the regulatory capture first, though. And that\u2019s what we have with AI.<\/p>\n

Yes, you say, but this is because they can\u2019t control their Frankenstein monsters, and so Congress must step in. The urgency is great!<\/p>\n

Are you really stupid enough to believe that? You think Congress, populated by a gerontocracy of 20th-century dinosaurs who can\u2019t even use a Fitbit or a Palm Pilot, has any hope of solving the problem of runaway AI? Did you pay attention to their great ideas on social media? You think this will go better than that?<\/p>\n

If Congress were to step in to regulate AI, they\u2019d be 100 percent dependent on Sam Altman, Dario Amodei, and the rest of the incumbent AI tech bros to write those regulations. And you\u2019re already rightly suspicious that they\u2019re all a bunch of James Bond villains who have atrocious, amoral, if not immoral, anti-human ideas.<\/p>\n

Not to mention that you should be utterly immune to persuasion by anyone running to you with apocalyptic stories aimed at making you panic and support stupid and awful decisions.<\/p>\n

This is an especially hot year, for a whole lot of reasons which have absolutely nothing to do with the theory of anthropogenic global warming, and yet there hasn\u2019t been a single hurricane in the Atlantic basin as of September 14, which is a record for futility. This alone disproves the climate change catechism which says that heating up the planet will lead to more and stronger hurricanes. Everything these people have said is a lie, and yet there are two generations of Westerners running around terrified of fossil fuels for fear of planetary catastrophe.<\/p>\n

Spreading panic is good for business, if your business is grifting.<\/p>\n

Just ask Anthony Fauci, who made himself a fatcat on numerous scores by selling COVID panic. And the COVID experience showed how easy it is to get people to agree to disastrously stupid ideas, customs, and behaviors simply out of manufactured fear. (RELATED: Hannah Arendt\u2019s Resonant Warning About Public Lying in the Age of Anthony Fauci)<\/strong><\/p>\n

Hell, two years ago the Obamas made a Netflix movie about the end of the world. Now Barack is telling his mini-me in Congress to push AI catastrophism as his dominant agenda should he take power. You\u2019re hardly a conspiracy theorist if you don\u2019t recognize the imperative of never letting a crisis go to waste.<\/p>\n

Especially if it\u2019s a crisis you can create and control.<\/p>\n

There aren\u2019t any hunter-killer drones over the skies of Peoria. There won\u2019t be any time soon. When there are, it\u2019s a good bet the people controlling them won\u2019t be from OpenAI or Anthropic; they\u2019ll be from China or your local radical mosque. And regulating AI, which is something that seems pretty difficult to do \u2014 if you try to restrict access to American data centers by the wrong people, you\u2019re simply going to push them to Chinese or Macedonian or Icelandic data centers and not actually regulate any behavior at all \u2014 won\u2019t do anything to stop the threats regulation will be sold as stopping.\u00a0(RELATED: China Inc. Is Winning the AI Race)<\/strong><\/p>\n

You know this already. You\u2019ve seen the limits of legislation in preventing bad conduct. It\u2019s why everybody hates Flock cameras \u2014 they know those cameras will be of limited use in stopping criminals from committing crimes, but they\u2019ll be 100 percent effective in giving you a ticket for running a red light at 4 a.m. when there is literally not a single other car on the road.\u00a0(RELATED: Five Quick Things: Citizens Against Virtually Everything)<\/strong><\/p>\n

And once AI is \u201cregulated,\u201d it\u2019ll be the legacy incumbent AI players who dominate the market in collusion with the government. Just like the automotive industry, and practically every other former center of capitalist innovation.<\/p>\n

President Trump is railing against these people. He\u2019s correct to. This is such a nakedly corrupt play that it stings the nostrils. Let\u2019s just hope the public is wise enough to see it after everything we\u2019ve been through that it falls flat.<\/p>\n

Read more Our Children Are Getting Dumber<\/a><\/p>\n

READ MORE from Scott McKay:<\/strong><\/p>\n

Five Quick Things: Promises, Promises<\/strong><\/p>\n

On JD Vance\u2019s Childcare Push<\/strong><\/p>\n

Amy Acton\u2019s Story Reeks of Lies and Alcohol, But Mostly of Lies<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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