I'd welcome it to play a role in our decision-making and governance because humans
Hell, I'd say let it guide us entirely, like one of Asimov's computers. We are all too prone to our baser desires and with very few exceptions, all too easily corrupted.
I'm flabbergasted by the fact there's been no action-plan discussed regarding how to transition the job market into this new AI-age
The only guy I know in the political world who is taking AI serious is Pete Buttigieg. He has been on a number of podcasts talking about how AI is going to be a bigger revolution than the industrial revolution and is going to put most of us out of work, so we need to start making policies right now to deal with the incredible unemployment that is coming. He really gets it. Too bad he isn't in government anymore...
You're not kidding. Few humans have proven to not be corrupted by power, it's the ultimate intoxicant for us.
Andrew Yang is also pretty well-versed in tech from what I've seen. He's trying to get a viable third political party going (the Forward Party) but that's going to be such an uphill battle. I don't know if we can solve the problems we're facing within the current framework of our broken two-party system. The tsunami of AI that's coming is the perfect example of why we need age-limits in government. Not to be ageist, but very few elderly people can grasp the changes that are coming.