D.C. residents said they don't trust Vice President Kamala Harris to lead the White House's response to artificial intelligence. WASHINGTON, D.C. – Vice President Kamala Harris wouldn't be able to effectively run the White House's response to artificial intelligence if she's charged with leading it, some residents of the nation's capital told Fox News. "I don't know if Kamala Harris has the background and the tech knowledge to really get a grasp on what AI can do and what its capabilities are, to be able to wrangle it in a space that is safe for everyone and not just beneficial for large corporations," Eric told Fox News. Vice President Kamala has been involved with the White House's AI efforts. But another D.C. local, Marlena, said: "I definitely trust her on the task force. She's a brilliant woman, extraordinarily accomplished."

Americans shared whether or not they believe the government should regulate Artificial Intelligence amid the technology's rapid, and ongoing, advancement. AUSTIN, Texas – The majority of Americans who spoke with Fox News said the government should stay out of regulating artificial intelligence technologies. "Keep the government out of regulating things," a Fort Worth resident told Fox News. "They regulate too many things already." Brian similarly opposed state regulation of the technology.

Americans share whether they're concerned by recent expert predictions that unregulated AI could turn on their human inventors and wipe out our species. AUSTIN, Texas – Americans who spoke with Fox News questioned tech titans' recent warnings that AI's unregulated and rapid advancement could eventually kill humanity. But one man said he feared a Terminator-like ending. "I'm not concerned," Zachary, of Austin, told Fox News. "Even if it mimics the human brain, I don't believe that it is capable of manipulating us in order to overthrow us."