GOP Rep. Moran: We Have Leverage for AI Deal on China, They Depend on Our Chips
Moran argued that the U.S. should use its chip advantage to pursue AI talks with China, while delaying new AI legislation.
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Rep. Nathaniel Moran said the U.S. should use China’s dependence on American chips as leverage for talks about AI safety. He also argued that Congress should not legislate on AI immediately, though it should eventually establish some rules.
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