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CNN’s Manu Raju asks lawmakers if they feel a sense of responsibility to regulate AI.
CNN’s Manu Raju asks lawmakers if they feel a sense of responsibility to regulate AI.
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@@jimredmore2173Imported1mo ago
As fast as congress, just like anything else if us blue collar workers moved like them the us, would be unemployed
@@joestendel1111Imported1mo ago
These people will defend ai until it’s way too late
@@joestendel1111Imported1mo ago
These jokers need a committee to think. Where is the congressional ass wipe committee
@@swornin1843Imported1mo ago
The big brain Wash consider the source
@@we5tbevryertyvImported1mo ago
“Because what we see, at its core, is finance. Are we going to make buying politicians illegal? No, that’s nonsense.”
@@40boyzdreamImported1mo ago
Why are they even there 😂😂😂
@@olivehannigram2408Imported1mo ago
If they are unwilling to do their job, then AI can take their jobs and do it for them. The amount of mistakes and bullshit will decrease so much, that even 20% doesn't cover the 90% they (human elected officials) create, and bonus points, AI doesn't need a wage and can work 365 days without needless long vacations.
@@Ablay-e3yImported1mo ago
They’re more afraid of Trump than they are of AI
@@nmpolyglottosImported1mo ago
They just dance to whatever tune the oligarchs play for them... A reckoning is coming for the GOP
@@AllTeamImported1mo ago
Add in most of them are idiots when it comes to technology. But they are also being paid to be slow
@@karengiorella81Imported1mo ago
Why don't they ask AI how to govern AI? It would probably be more honest than these folks.
@@aaronvansickle2634Imported1mo ago
How many congressman even know how to work a smartphone?
@@MaxMacEntyreImported1mo ago
Oversimplifying AI as “just math” proves these clowns are willing to kill all of us just to get <b>a little</b> wealthier.
@@WolfRevelsImported1mo ago
Because they are getting paid
@@tw3235Imported1mo ago
Big Business has them by their balls and tits......MONEY MONEY money
@@nomoretyImported1mo ago
Let's pretend AI is really the problem that's going to end humanity when Mitch McConnell and Donald Trump clearly don't know where they are