Political groups on the left share a common objective to establish regulation for artificial intelligence. Despite this shared goal, these groups are experiencing internal disagreements regarding the precise form and characteristics that such AI regulation should take. This fundamental lack of consensus creates a significant challenge in advancing a unified legislative or policy agenda for artificial intelligence.
A further point of contention among those on the left involves the degree of apprehension they should hold concerning AI. There is no clear agreement on how worried these groups ought to be about the capabilities and potential impacts of artificial intelligence. This internal split over the perceived risks significantly contributes to their inability to present a cohesive front on the future of AI governance.