United States Attorney General Pam Bondi was asked by a group of conservatives to defend intellectual property and copyright laws against artificial intelligence .

A letter was directed to Bondi, as well as the the director of the Office of Science and Technology Policy, Michael Kratsios, from a group of self-described conservative and America First advocates including former Trump adviser Steve Bannon, journalist Jack Posobiec, and members of nationalist and populist organizations like the Bull Moose Project and Citizens for Renewing America.

'It is absurd to suggest that licensing copyrighted content is a financial hindrance to a $20 trillion industry.'

The letter primarily focused on the economic impact of unfettered use of IP by imaginative and generative AI programs, which ar

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