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CNN 国际新闻
📌 标题：This anti-AI evangelist is growing more popular. That could be a problem for TrumpWhen the pandemic decimated the live events scene, Joe Allen “packed up a survival bunker on wheels” and headed out on a new career path.
📅 发布时间：Updated Jun 28, 2026, 12:00 PM ET
📝 英文原文：
Dallas, Texas—When the pandemic decimated the live events scene, Joe Allen “packed up a survival bunker on wheels” and headed out on a new career path.Jobs were few and far between for “concert riggers” like Allen, who set up concert lighting and sound systems. So he pursued a different kind of roadie life: traveling around the country and writing about the dangers of new technology and artificial intelligence for outlets like The Federalist — eventually landing a gig on former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon’s “War Room” podcast.Allen’s skepticism would have been niche just a few years ago. But now he also travels the country giving sermons warning about the dangers of AI, striking a nerve with Americans who are increasingly worried about AI’s impact on their jobs, electricity bills and mental health, as well as the environment. A June survey from thePew Research Centerfound more Americans feel AI will be bad than good for society.A graduate of Boston University’s religion and science program and a self-proclaimed tech-Luddite, Allen’s anti-AI stance is now firmly in the mainstream. In February,Time magazinefeatured him in a cover story about the backlash against AI.“I sound less crazy now,” Allen said before a speech in March at Dallas’ First Baptist Church, one of the country’s largest mega churches.Allen’s speeches, writings, and media appearances are helping fuel a widening rift on AI within the American right that could pose a problem for President Donald Trump and Republicans in the coming midterm elections. Many in Allen’s audiences are MAGA supporters — but they don’t necessarily agree with the Trump administration’s largely hands-off approach to regulating AI.“There is this whole cultural matrix that’s already filled with this resentment. People are horrified by the imposition of technology,” he told CNN. “They’re furious. They do not want it.”Growing pushback against AINationwide, college students worried about their job prospectsbooedAI at comm
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🇨🇳 中文翻译：
得克萨斯州达拉斯——当大流行摧毁了现场活动现场时，乔·艾伦“收拾了一个带轮子的救生掩体”，开始了一条新的职业道路。对于像艾伦这样负责设置音乐会灯光和音响系统的“音乐会装配工”来说，工作机会很少。因此，他追求一种不同的巡回演出生活：周游全国，为《联邦党人文集》等媒体撰写有关新技术和人工智能的危险的文章，最终获得了一份针对前白宫首席官员的工作。
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