Eighteen candidates for the House, Senate, and gubernatorial positions have signed a pledge to advocate for increased regulations on the artificial intelligence (AI) industry. This initiative comes as the technology continues to evolve and affect American society. The group consists of 17 Democrats and one independent candidate, Dan Osborn, who is running against Republican Senator Pete Ricketts of Nebraska. The candidates have committed to supporting a five-pronged approach to AI regulation.
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Candidates Sign AI Regulation Pledge Amid Data Center Scrutiny
Eighteen candidates for House, Senate, and gubernatorial seats have pledged to support stronger regulations on the AI industry. This group includes 17 Democrats and one independent candidate, Dan Osborn, who is challenging Republican Senator Pete Ricketts in Nebraska.
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Democrats in key House, Senate races sign AI regulation pledge amid data center scrutiny
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