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Byron Donalds doubts AI regulation could clear Congress, says states should set rules — Lori Trahan | ChamberLight
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Rep. Byron Donalds doubts Congress can agree on federal AI safeguards and says states should lead deliberations. He also says that, if elected governor, he would pursue Florida AI protections.
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People in this story 5 Florida Representative and gubernatorial candidate discussing AI regulation
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One of the lawmakers carrying the FRONTIER Act
Co-sponsor of the AI Kill Switch Act
Co-sponsor of the AI Kill Switch Act
Co-sponsor of the AI Kill Switch Act
One of the lawmakers carrying the FRONTIER Act
Co-sponsor of the AI Kill Switch Act
One of the lawmakers carrying the FRONTIER Act
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