Following the release this summer of president Trump’s “AI Action Plan” — a sweeping blueprint outlining the white house’s strategy to ramp up AI development while slashing regulation — a number of far-right stalwarts from Marjorie Taylor Greene to Steven Bannon have ripped into Trump over his tech policies. “I have many concerns about the AI Executive Order signed yesterday by President Trump,” Taylor Greene wrote on X-formerly-Twitter, the day after Trump’s “Preventing Woke AI in the Federal Government” executive order. “My deep concerns are that the EO [executive order] demands rapid AI expansion with little to no guardrails and breaks,” the Georgia representative continued. While Owens hasn’t criticized Trump’s AI policy directly, she has blasted the tech in the past, calling software like Elon Musk’s Grok an “inherent danger.”Other political characters in the outer rings of the Trump orbit are also taking issue with the president’s embrace of AI. When it comes to Trump’s AI ambitions, Wynton Hall, the social media director at the right wing publication Breitbart concurred.