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A group of over 200 state lawmakers has called on Congress to reject a proposal that would limit state regulations on artificial intelligence for three years. They raised concerns about the potential impacts of AI on children, artists, creators, and workers.
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A group of over 200 state lawmakers has called on Congress to reject a proposal that would limit state regulations on artificial intelligence for three years. They raised concerns about the potential impacts of AI on children, artists, creators, and workers.
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Over 200 state lawmakers urge Congress to oppose AI preemption in House proposal
Over 200 state lawmakers request Congress to reject AI preemption proposal