Amy Kremer knows the political right well. She helped build the Tea Party movement. She fought hard for Donald Trump’s MAGA agenda. Now she is sounding an alarm. She says artificial intelligence lacks basic safety rules. This is not a left-wing complaint. It comes from a conservative activist. She warns that big tech companies ignore American safety. They focus only on their own profits. The government has stepped back. This leaves a dangerous gap.
Kremer leads a group called Humans First. The group wants guardrails for AI technology. They want to protect children and jobs. They want ordinary people to have a voice. Currently, big tech holds all the power. Kremer calls them globalists. She says they do not care about regular Americans. They care about their balance sheets. They care about market dominance. This dynamic hurts the working class.
Consider the Florida State University shooting. Two people died in April 2025. Six others were injured. Court documents claim the alleged shooter used ChatGPT to plan aspects of the attack. No company was required to report this to the federal government. Victims and their families had to file lawsuits. Only then did the truth come out. This should not happen in America. Other industries have strict reporting rules. Airlines must report every safety issue. Hospitals follow health and safety laws. AI companies face no such scrutiny. They operate in the shadows.
The Trump administration has a different view. They want to win the AI race against China. They fear falling behind in innovation. A White House official spoke to Fox News. They said the goal is a booming economy. They want workers to have high-paying jobs. They believe workers can adapt to new tech. They prioritize speed over safety. This approach ignores immediate risks. It assumes innovation always brings good results. History shows this is not always true.
Kremer disagrees with this hands-off approach. She is not anti-technology. She is not a Democrat. She wants America to win. She wants US dominance in tech. But she wants safe tech. You can have innovation without danger. You can have speed without sacrifice. She compares AI to aviation safety. Pilots follow strict protocols. Why should coders be different? The stakes are just as high. A crash can kill. A bad algorithm can harm.
The White House has a policy framework. It calls for some child safety measures. It suggests parental controls and privacy settings. It asks Congress to set age rules. It wants safeguards against exploitation. These are voluntary suggestions. They are not hard laws. Companies can ignore them. No penalty exists for non-compliance. This makes the framework weak. It offers little real protection. Kremer sees this as a failure. She sees it as negligence.
Tech companies are not partisan actors. They do not care about Republicans. They do not care about Democrats. They care about contracts and revenue. They cozy up to whoever helps them. Currently, that is the Trump administration. They have aligned with conservative leaders. This alliance benefits the tech firms. It may harm the public. The money flows to the companies. The risk stays with the people. This is the current reality. Voters should look closer at this deal.