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Democrats’ AI warnings: Letters to the Editor — Sept. 16, 2026

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Add The New York Post on Google The Issue: Calls by artificial-intelligence doomsayers for regulation of the technology. It’s official: AI is the new COVID that is going to kill you (“Alarmist Dems are at it ag‘ai’n,” Miranda Devine, Sept. 14).

Democrats have seemingly latched onto artificial intelligence to scare the common man before the midterm elections. The left has to make you afraid of something, so they can control you.

I agree that we need to slow down artificial intelligence — what do we even need it for (“ ‘Open’ to slowdown,” Sept. 12)?

Huge data centers are storing everyone’s information. Students, teachers and health-care providers are using AI to pass tests. Flock cameras are spying on Americans. These are just a few reasons why we should halt artificial intelligence.

At best, it’s being used in lieu of people thinking and problem-solving. At worst, it can quickly get out of hand and potentially destroy civilization.

With calls for President Trump to address AI, I’m reminded of the same approach many took to advocate for climate change.

We can’t forget that while we regulate AI and climate change, our adversaries such as China do and will not. If AI is so powerful, shouldn’t we want to exploit it and keep China and others from potentially ruling the world?

Now that the climate and COVID crises have faded, Democrats must be thrilled with the latest existential threat du jour, artificial intelligence.

Imagine all the fraud Ilhan Omar’s constituents can perpetrate. The scale of the graft would make “Feeding Our Future” look like so much chicken feed.

If they succeed in shutting down AI, how will we respond when China unleashes its pirated version upon us?

AI is going to destroy mankind if we don’t act now, according to fake news, just as the midterms round the corner. This is another nothing-burger like Y2K.

Yes, AI will determine that we humans are destroying the Earth, so its superintelligence will lead to eliminating us in order to save the planet.

Let’s keep AI going full force to save the planet from us humans. Didn’t the dinosaurs give up their place for us, after all? Or maybe we should try to control both AI and humans’ destructive tendencies.

It looks like history is repeating itself at The New York Times (“Gray Lady Gaza ‘bias,’ ” Sept. 14).

Back during World War II, the Times seemed to be pro-Nazi. Now it seems to be pro-Hamas.

Yet the Times has been owned by a Jewish family. Must be the Soros effect.

While the analysis of New York Times articles since Oct. 7, 2023, shows clear anti-Israel bias, this was already evident from several high-profile articles during that span.

On July 25, 2025, the Times published a front-page picture of a seemingly starved Palestinian child and falsely blamed Israel. The child had a genetic disorder.

When Hamas released photos and videos of a starved and emaciated Israeli hostage being forced to dig his own grave, the Times ran a photo of protesters in Tel Aviv calling for a cease-fire.

Finally, Times news stories never mention that Israel repeatedly offered Palestinians a state born in peace, which they violently rejected, or that the people of Gaza elected Hamas in 2006.

Want to weigh in on today’s stories? Send your thoughts (along with your full name and city of residence) to letters@nypost.com. Letters are subject to editing for clarity, length, accuracy, and style.

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