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Las Vegas News TV Part 2: Chris Wright Warns About AI Surveillance and Job Disruption

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AI Trust, AI Risk and the Future of Work

Las Vegas News TV: AI Surveillance Warning

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Las Vegas News TV: AI Surveillance Warning

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HostNathan Miller

Host, Las Vegas News

GuestChris Wright

CEO, AI Trust Council

LAS VEGAS (Las Vegas News) — Part 2 of the Las Vegas News TV interview series continues Nathan Miller’s conversation with AI Trust Council CEO Chris Wright, focusing on AI surveillance, job disruption and the risks created when artificial intelligence systems are deployed without strong public oversight.

The episode expands the series from general AI trust into practical concerns for workers, families, communities and institutions trying to understand how fast-moving AI tools may reshape employment, privacy and decision-making.

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What is Part 2 about?

Part 2 focuses on AI surveillance, job disruption and the future risks of artificial intelligence.

Why is AI surveillance part of the discussion?

The segment examines concerns about how AI systems may monitor, influence or replace human decision-making.

Is this part of a larger series?

Yes. This is Part 2 of a four-part Las Vegas News TV interview series.

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