MAGA运动反弹，60多人联名签署呼吁白宫限制人工智能的发展

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Ewan Palmer Mon, May 18, 2026

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数十名唐纳德·特朗普的忠实支持者要求总统亲自干预“潜在危险”的人工智能模型，然后再发布。

在一次罕见的“让美国再次伟大”（MAGA）运动反弹中，包括“战情室”（WarRoom）主持人史蒂夫·班农和“1776项目政治行动委员会”（1776 Project PAC）创始人瑞安·吉尔杜斯基在内的60多人联名签署了一封信，呼吁白宫限制人工智能的发展。

这封由Axios获得的信件呼吁特朗普签署一项行政命令，确保所有人工智能模型都经过政府审查和批准，同时概述了对人工智能在军事、核武器系统和金融系统中应用的担忧。

史蒂夫·班农长期以来一直对人工智能的崛起表示担忧。/ Pacific Press/LightRocket via Getty

信中写道：“任何私营公司都不应拥有单方面部署可能对美国国家安全和稳定产生深远影响的技术的权力，除非经过有意义的评估和保障措施。”

“如果没有安全保障，危险的人工智能系统可能会被公开发布，或者被公司自身使用，从而带来不可接受的高风险。”

迄今为止，白宫对人工智能公司的运营监管一直采取较为放任的态度。

然而，据报道，特朗普政府正在考虑颁布一项行政命令，阻止发布其认为不安全的人工智能模型。

白宫认为，美国赢得人工智能竞赛的唯一途径是暂缓对像萨姆·奥特曼的OpenAI这样的公司进行监管。/ 卡洛斯·巴里亚 / 卡洛斯·巴里亚/路透社

人工智能巨头 Anthropic 公司（其人工智能工具 Claude 的开发公司）拒绝向公众开放其新模型 Mythos，除非有相应的安全措施来确保它不会被滥用，从而无法发挥其某些潜在危险的功能，例如发现人类黑客无法检测到的网络安全漏洞。

曾任特朗普第一任期白宫首席战略师的班农也警告称，人工智能的日益普及可能会对美国就业市场造成毁灭性影响，企业可能会选择用快速发展的技术取代工人。

“这封信将我们带入了一个新的阶段，”班农告诉 Axios。“信中明确指出，我们必须进行强制性测试并获得政府批准。”

这封由保守派组织“人类优先”（Humans First）牵头的信件，其口号是“科技应该服务于人类……而不是取代人类”，似乎也抨击了包括OpenAI首席执行官萨姆·奥特曼（Sam Altman）在内的人工智能领军人物，但并未直接点名。

信中写道：“美国之所以能成为世界上最伟大的国家，并非因为允许未经选举的精英在缺乏保障和问责的情况下对公众进行实验。”

“美国优先意味着美国实力、美国安全以及人民的保护优先。”

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Dozens of loyal Donald Trump supporters are demanding that the president personally intervene on “potentially dangerous” AI models before they are released.

In a rare showing of MAGA backlash, more than 60 people, including WarRoom host Steve Bannon and 1776 Project PAC founder Ryan Girdusky, have signed a letter calling on the White House to rein in artificial intelligence.

The letter, obtained by Axios, calls on Trump to sign an executive order to ensure that all AI models are vetted and approved by the government, while outlining concerns about their use in the military, nuclear weapons systems, and financial systems.

“No private corporation should have unilateral authority to deploy technologies that could profoundly impact the national security and stability of the United States without meaningful evaluation and safeguards,” the letter reads.

“Without safeguards, dangerous AI systems could be released publicly, or used by the companies themselves, with unacceptably high levels of risk.”

The White House has, until now, taken a more hands-off approach to regulating how AI companies operate.

However, the Trump administration is reportedly considering an order to block the release of AI models it deems unsafe.

AI giant Anthropic, the company behind AI tool Claude, is refusing to make its new model Mythos available to the public until there are safeguards to ensure it cannot be used to exploit some of its more potentially dangerous powers, such as finding cybersecurity vulnerabilities that human hackers cannot detect.

Bannon, a former White House chief strategist in Trump’s first term, has also warned that the growing use of AI could have a devastating effect on the U.S. job market, with businesses deciding to replace workers with rapidly advancing technology.

“This letter takes us to the next level,” Bannon told Axios. “The letter lays out [that] we must have mandatory testing and government approval.”

The letter, spearheaded by the conservative Humans First group, whose tagline is “technology should serve humans... not replace them,” also seemingly blasted leading AI figures such as OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, without naming them directly.

“America did not become the greatest nation in the world by allowing unelected elites to experiment on the public without safeguards or accountability,” the letter reads.

“America First means American strength, American security, and the protection of our people first.”

The Daily Beast has contacted the White House for comment.