If it weren't such a serious matter, it would be a subject for a comedy skit, but there's absolutely nothing funny about it.
One candidate, Sayed, has for an unofficial advisor, a man who says Americans deserve 9/11, that, of course is, Mr. Hasan Piker.
If in this heretofore amazing anti-communist bulwark, known as the United States of America, we are now actually considering people like Sayed, then we can fairly much rest assured that they have no idea what the real fears are concerning AI.
This is going to be a whopping big deception because the one who is known as the arch deceiver is actually the one using AI to deceive those who are creating it. We think the great fear is that he will use those creating it. In fact, AI is a tool for Satan himself.
For centuries, preachers and theologians alike have referred to Satan as the arch deceiver. He didn't get that title because he deceived a king, a queen, or a leader of religion somewhere in our world. He got that title because he deceives everybody in our world in the last few years under global governance and failing human rulers.
What the Bible does say, in its own words:
Revelation 12:9 calls Satan "that ancient serpent... who deceives the whole world" — this is probably the closest biblical basis for "arch deceiver," since it explicitly ties deception to the whole world, not just isolated acts.
John 8:44 has Jesus calling the devil "a liar" and "the father of lies," meaning the source or originator of lying itself.
2 Corinthians 11:14 says Satan disguises himself as "an angel of light," which is about deceptive method rather than a title.
2 Corinthians 4:4 calls him "the god of this world" who blinds the minds of unbelievers.
Genesis 3 (the serpent in Eden) is the narrative root of the "deceiver" idea, though the text there doesn't explicitly identify the serpent as Satan — that identification comes later, explicitly in Revelation 12:9 and 20:2.