Choose Wisely | Last Election Before AGI? (Claude Opus 5.5 Music Video)

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This November might be the last election before AI becomes smarter than us. Nobody knows for sure: some say decades, some say soon. But poll after poll, most Americans, Republicans and Democrats alike, say AI is moving too fast and want it slowed down. And yet it is still treated as one issue among many. It isn't. It's the ground under all the others: our jobs, our towns, our freedom, and whether elections still decide anything. Whatever side you're on, choose wisely, while we still get to choose. Music: Suno v6 · Video: Claude Opus 5.5 Chapters 0:00 Intro 0:23 Verse 1: poll after poll 0:44 One issue among many? 0:57 Chorus 1:30 Verse 2: to the right, to the left 1:52 The ground under all 2:05 Chorus 2:36 Bridge: jobs, copies, control 2:52 Worst case, best case 3:02 Final chorus 3:25 Outro Polls shown in the video • Quinnipiac University, Sept 24-27, 2026 (1,202 U.S. adults): 77% say AI companies should stop (30%) or slow down (47%); 86% want independent safety standards even if they slow AI down. • The Economist/YouGov, Oct 2-5, 2026 (1,381 registered voters): 71% say AI is advancing too quickly (Democrats 82%, independents 74%, Republicans 59%; Harris voters 84%, Trump voters 62%). • Gallup / SCSP, Apr 25 - May 5, 2025 (3,128 U.S. adults): 80% want AI safety rules kept even if AI develops more slowly (Democrats 88%, Republicans and independents 79%). • AP-NORC, Oct 8-12, 2026 (1,119 U.S. adults): top issues for the midterms: economy 85%, cost of living 84%, health care 69%, artificial intelligence 35%. More polls on the same question • AP-NORC, Sept 24-28, 2026 (2,140 U.S. adults): 64% say AI is developing too fast (Democrats 76%, Republicans 54%). • CBS News/YouGov, Sept 16-18, 2026 (2,051 U.S. adults): 55% say AI companies should stop or slow down (Democrats 68%, independents 58%, Republicans 41%). This song takes no side between the parties. It asks every voter to look at where candidates stand on AI before they vote.

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