Bernie Sanders and Steve Bannon’s odd-couple alliance against AI holds at ‘Pro-Human’ conference

Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) and former Trump adviser Steve Bannon struck up an unlikely alliance at Tuesday’s artificial intelligence-skeptical “Pro-Human Assembly 2026,” which largely held despite notable disagreements over China.
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