It depends on which model they're using. If it's a GPT-4o or Claude 3, I'd say abort the mission before you cause a major disaster. But if they're more powerful models than the Claude Fable/Mythos 5, GPT-5.6 Sol Ultra, or Pro, I'd be curious to see.

I just hope that LLM isn't Grok, because that would cause its popularity to plummet, and its party would be affected as well.

It’s likely to be an LLM, because current benchmarks show that LLMs have made significant improvements, they can even solve some of Erdős’s problems or help solve them to some extent. By 2028, LLMs could do more or better understand the problems.

However, it will also depend on what kind of policies that LLM influenced, because if they were negative policies, there will be public backlash. On the other hand, if they were positive policies, there will be debates about whether politicians should use LLMs to choose the best course of action, or whether some will suggest replacing human politicians with LLM politicians.

If Democrats manage to retake Congress in the midterm elections, they will pass a law in which the government will give money to presidents in the construction of their presidential library.

In the same way that there is a presidential pension, because a president was poor.

In 2028 it could be quite different depending on the results of the midterm elections.

Yes, in all three cases. It would have AI only the only difference would be the model and the company that would own the browser.

And that will reduce the price of medicines?

In 2028, it will be very bizarre to see Kamala Harris running for president again with the support of Sam Altman and on the other side the Republican candidate with the support of Peter Thiel.

MACs will have their Y2K in 2040

A good point for Google

House lawmakers also passed two other crypto bills, sending them next to the Senate for consideration. One lays out a regulatory framework for crypto, while the other seeks to ban the U.S. from issuing a central bank digital currency.

Why does Congress want to ban the Federal Reserve from issuing its own digital currency?

They wanted to save costs, but cheap was expensive.