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Political Leaders Consider Regulations on AI for Children's Safety
Political leaders are increasingly focused on regulating artificial intelligence to protect children, following past experiences with social media. Bipartisan support is emerging for age restrictions and penalties for harmful AI interactions, as discussions continue in anticipation of the upcoming presidential campaign.
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Mark Cuban
Spencer Cox
Josh Hawley
Chris Murphy
Jake Auchincloss
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Political leaders are increasingly focused on regulating artificial intelligence to protect children, following past experiences with social media. Bipartisan support is emerging for age restrictions and penalties for harmful AI interactions, as discussions continue in anticipation of the upcoming presidential campaign.
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