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Political Deadlock on AI Regulation as Calls for Congressional Action Increase

President Donald Trump has dismissed calls for AI regulation, stating that concerns about AI are a hoax. This stance contrasts with Democrats and AI sector leaders advocating for government oversight. With Congress set to recess soon, there are calls for delaying the break to address AI safety, but significant legislative action appears unlikely in the near term.

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President Donald Trump has dismissed calls for AI regulation, stating that concerns about AI are a hoax. This stance contrasts with Democrats and AI sector leaders advocating for government oversight. With Congress set to recess soon, there are calls for delaying the break to address AI safety, but significant legislative action appears unlikely in the near term.

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AI regulation faces political deadlock as calls grow for Congress to act

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Political Deadlock on AI Regulation as Calls for Congressional Action Increase