By: Andrew Seidman
PHILADELPHIA — Americans are skeptical that artificial intelligence will broadly benefit society. And they think politicians haven't done enough to rein it in.


Andrew Seidman is a Business & Power reporter at The Philadelphia Inquirer. He focuses on the intricate relationships between corporate leadership, legislative bodies, and labor unions, and how these dynamics influence the regional economy, with interests spanning finance, construction, and artificial intelligence. Andrew's work has been featured in various publications including the Finger Lakes Times and the Miami Herald.
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