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Congress has yet to pass any laws on the regulation of AI despite more than 100 proposed bills on the issue. So, what’s next? CNN’s Lauren Fox reports from Capi…
Congress has yet to pass any laws on the regulation of AI despite more than 100 proposed bills on the issue. So, what’s next? CNN’s Lauren Fox reports from Capitol Hill.
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@@Feral_Pyr0Imported1mo ago
Ugh, might as well let Ai kill us all in 2030s being the ss wil be bankrupted by then, gen alpha will be entering the workforce by then too and they cant even read, so we're probably gonna wanna die anyways
@@felixjosecarrillo1891Imported1mo ago
Please people, if anyone has learned anything these past years? That they are PROFITING. PERIOD!!<br>SHYSTER IN CHIEF!🧐🤔
@@ColeworldgoatImported1mo ago
When Hakeem Jeffreys is concerned you know it’s bad even though he is a fake democrat 😂
@@Jesse-gr2xoImported1mo ago
If you want to slow down AI development, stop allowing the University of California in Berkeley and colleges everywhere from educating Chinese students in AI development. They take that training back to China which then can surpass us and use the technology against us. Teaching this technology to Chinese students is the height of folly.
@@MarcBienenfeldImported1mo ago
As an American I ask who the hell cares if China beats us at the AI race, to me it isn't even a race it's a dangerous tool that ought to be outlawed in our country.
@@91backpackImported1mo ago
The American Congress isn’t regulating AI because the American Congress is not functional.
@@Lunakitty-c4qImported1mo ago
Regulate it. The majority of Americans want it regulated. They never explain why it would be a security issue to slow down AI, or to regulate AI. We do still have bombs. It feels like a false narrative.
Congress has yet to pass any laws on the regulation of AI despite more than 100 proposed bills on the issue. So, what’s next? CNN’s Lauren Fox reports from Capitol Hill.
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