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Fortune
Tristan Bove

AI anxiety is mostly a blue state problem. Democrats have 5 months to figure out how to use that to their advantage

James Talarico (Credit: Danielle Villasana/Getty Images)

Anxiety about AI is real, and it feels like it’s everywhere. Proclamations of AI-driven job losses and grassroots movements opposing data center construction make AI fears sound as if they’re universal, but there is a geography underlying the backlash against AI.

With midterm elections five months away and AI policy promising to be a political flashpoint, that map could come in handy for Democratic candidates—either as an asset, or as warning of their vulnerabilities.

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