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Peter Thiel says domestic factors, not China, drive US anti-AI sentiment

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Tech billionaire Peter Thiel has pushed back against narratives blaming China for the growing anti-AI backlash in the United States. He acknowledged that China may have some influence but insisted it is not the primary driver of negative AI sentiment. Thiel pointed to domestic factors as the main source of concern, including Pope Leo XIV's recent AI encyclical, which he argued could fuel unfavorable perceptions of artificial intelligence in the US. He called on Americans to critically examine their own internal conversations about AI's role in society rather than deflecting blame abroad.

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