At the 2025 Utah AI Summit, Gov. Spencer Cox and other state leaders articulated a “pro-human” approach to artificial intelligence.
“Pro-human AI empowers workers with better tools, strengthens communities through accessible innovation, and enables problem-solving at an unprecedented scale,” Gov. Cox said at the event.
This comes amid public debate over the development, uses, and impacts of large-language models, often called artificial intelligence (AI), which frequently overshadow an important reality: AI is already a part of our day-to-day in ways that improve life now and promise to benefit us more in the future.
If Utah is to experience the vision for pro-human AI development articulated by Governor Spencer Cox, then AI regulation should at the very least not jeopardize the proven ways that AI is benefitting human beings, including in education, good government, healthcare, and family life. It is contradictory to call AI safeguards pro-human if they eliminate the present or future human benefits of AI. To aid policymakers in striking the proper balance in AI innovation and regulation, this report briefly outlines 25 ways AI innovation is leading to positive contributions.
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