Their anger is real, and it is justified. Tech executives have told us that AI will remake our jobs, schools, relationships, and wars. But we were also asked to believe we would all benefit from a change unfolding without our consent or participation. For many Americans such as myself, that promise doesn’t fit: we sense that our future is being decided for us, rather than by us. The past several decades of technology policy have been treated as a narrow technical affair, the domain of scientists, industry CEOs, procurers, and lawyers. This spring, a Pope and a President made it…
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