This anti-AI evangelist is growing more popular. That could be a problem for Trump

Joe Allen, once a concert rigger in Texas, has pivoted to becoming a prominent critic of artificial intelligence, gaining traction in his views against AI. His growing popularity is stirring concern among some political circles, particularly for Trump, as Allen's anti-AI stance could tap into broader public fears about technology's impact on jobs and privacy. This shift highlights a potential new wave of resistance against rapid technological advancement, reflecting broader societal anxieties about automation and its implications for the workforce.