Ana Isabel Mejia Andrade

@itoldyouso13.bsky.social

Data Analyst | Content Strategist at IndependenThinker https://www.independenthinker.net/

AI companies can say publicly that they care about safety, but if they’re spending millions to water down regulations and defeat pro-AI safety candidates, then it’s just lip service.

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CNN's Christiane Amanpour reflects on a 2015 interview with Gloria Steinem, in which the feminist icon rejected the idea that the fight for women's equality was over and spoke about the struggle for women to control their own bodies. Read more: https://cnn.it/4qT4b1H

The fight for women to control their own bodies is far from over. But women like Gloria Steinem never fought only for themselves. They stood up for the oppressed, and challenged injustice. That’s what people miss about feminism: it was never just about women. It was about equality for all.

Gloria Steinem was a social activist and feminist icon who spent decades advocating for civil rights and equality. As a trailblazing journalist in the 1960s and 1970s, her work brought national attention to critical issues including gender-based workplace discrimination and abortion rights.

Black graphic with an image and quote from Gloria Steinem, who lived from 1934 until 2026. Underneath the photo it reads "The future depends entirely on what each of us does every day; a movement is only people moving."

Right now, Americans have almost no voice in how AI is developed or deployed. That needs to change. From data centers to hacking incidents, AI is already affecting our lives, and we all deserve a say in what comes next.