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23 articles about 23 events for “Regulating Artificial Intelligence” from Washington Examiner.
“Turek told reporters last month that Congress has a role to play in regulating artificial intelligence.”
“HOW NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS ARE EMBRACING AI: By the end of the year, many nuclear plants in the United States will be using artificial intelligence.”
“Maria Cantwell (D-WA), ranking member of the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation, released a six-point framework Wednesday that would provide a basis for any legislation on artificial intelligence.”
“AI doomsdayers generally believe that artificial intelligence, if left unchecked, will usher in the apocalypse.”
“Schulman said many legislators view artificial intelligence as “low-hanging fruit” to go after misinformation, and that those same legislators want to “anoint themselves the arbiters of truth.””
“House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) dismissed the agreement President Donald Trump reached with top executives of artificial intelligence as “entirely unenforceable.””
“John Kennedy (R-LA) sounded off on how senators use artificial intelligence on Tuesday, saying there is a version of ChatGPT specifically for the upper chamber.”
“Progressive Democrats are jockeying to shape the Democratic Party’s approach to artificial intelligence, pushing for heavy restrictions on the rapidly developing industry.”
“Greg Casar (D-TX) formally introduced legislation on Wednesday to establish a Cabinet-level executive agency, called the Department of Artificial Intelligence.”
“Instead, the EU’s new artificial intelligence regulation suggests that the political union wants only to help America widen its economic lead.”
“Washington Examiner columnist Guy Benson said while he has concerns about the development and regulation of artificial intelligence, he also worries about what the technology could do for other global superpowers.”
“It is time to take the gloves off and say what must be said: the current administration’s stance on artificial intelligence is flatly wrong and dangerously misguided.”
“Anthropic is partnering with an Ireland-based information technology company to start evaluating its frontier artificial intelligence models.”
“Back at the White House, Trump waded into the growing disquiet about artificial intelligence on Monday and whether there should be “guardrails” to prevent a bot-fueled apocalypse.”
“…biggest unsettled policy fights Thursday, arguing that the United States needs tougher rules for artificial intelligence and warning that the Trump administration is failing to establish safeguards for a technology advancing faster than government can keep…”
“Bernie Sanders (I-VT), who introduced a bill in March to pause new data center development as lawmakers work on regulations for artificial intelligence.”
“…ost got caught in his throat as he discussed how the Left needed to wake up and work with Steve Bannon, the economic nationalist rabble rouser, to confront the existential peril posed by artificial intelligence… until they came out in a great torrent of…”
“First lady Melania Trump emphasized the importance of ramping up artificial intelligence production, telling students to stay vigilant.”
“Josh Gottheimer (D-NJ) is pushing back against proposals to use independent third-party organizations to monitor advanced artificial intelligence model development, arguing that the approach does not go far enough to protect national security.”
“Former President Barack Obama is urging Democrats to make regulating artificial intelligence one of their “central agendas” in this year’s elections, but when it comes to what exactly he wants Democrats to do policy-wise, he appears to have no answers.”
“Top Democratic strategists huddled in Washington, D.C. over the weekend to try to chart a path forward on one of the hottest political topics in the country: artificial intelligence.”
“Alarm bells are ringing over the rapid development of artificial intelligence as Congress weighs the technology’s national security potential against risks posed by unregulated growth.”