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Fox News Podcasts presents the Brett Bear podcast, Common Ground.

There are a number of senators on the Republican side that continue to want to find common ground.

We emphasize the conflict and controversy cells, and I think it's a problem because most Americans look at Washington and see something that's broken.

Why don't we look for ways that we celebrate what this country is capable of doing?

It's amazing what you can do when you get off social media and you start talking, communicating with one another because there is common ground.

With Fox News Chief Political anchor Brett Bear.

It is time now for our Common Ground segment. Joining us tonight, Colorado Republican

Congressman Ken Buck and California Democratic Congressman Ted Liu. Gentlemen, thanks for being here,

talking tonight about artificial intelligence and AI and how bipartisan concerns about that may play out on Capitol Hill.

I want to play this sound bite of tech leaders about that.

And it says from Sam Altman, my worst fears are that we cause significant technology of the industry,

significant harm to the world. I think that this technology, if it goes wrong, you can go quite wrong.

We want to be vocal about that. We want to work with the government to prevent that happening.

And Elon Musk, I think it's that there's a strong probability that it will make life much better and that we will have an age of abundance,

and there is some chance that it goes wrong

and destroys humanity. It's that last part that no one really likes. Congressman Liu,

I'll start with you. What's being done about it in a bipartisan way?

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