[US Bipartisan Criticizes AI Executives for Being Out of Touch with the Public, Demanding They Do More and Talk Less] According to a report by Jinse Finance on October 24th, citing Axios, sources familiar with the matter stated that US politicians believe AI leaders are increasingly becoming a political burden. Lawmakers from both parties, congressional staff, and Washington politicians all hope that AI founders, like leaders of other large industries, will do more and talk less, focusing on product development while ensuring safety. AI industry leaders' pronouncements on digital awareness and global catastrophe have escalated the already complex regulatory debate into a near-irresolvable moral panic. Instead of actively promoting the benefits of AI and the shared prosperity it promises—a core element of any successful political campaign—AI leaders have repeatedly warned of potential existential threats from AI. Lawmakers stated that the messages from AI executives often oscillate between a vision of prosperity and a doomsday scenario, sometimes even simultaneously conveying both signals in the same public event. Lawmakers and regulators point out that this stark contrast exacerbates political instability and further intensifies the already strong public backlash against the AI industry. (Jinshi)