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AI pioneer Geoffrey Hinton warned lawmakers that they may have only about a year to put safeguards in place before losing control of AI. The article describes congressional concern and proposals but reports little progress on regulation.
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People in this story 10 Invited AI experts to brief lawmakers and urged Congress to address AI risks.
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Attended the briefing, spoke about AI risks and sought unanimous consent for a kill-switch bill.
Senator involved in discussions about proposed AI regulation.
Identified as the Senate Commerce Committee's ranking member amid renewed talks on AI regulation.
Senate majority leader involved in discussions about proposed AI regulation.
Co-introduced the AI Kill Switch Act with Lieu.
Said bipartisan agreement was needed to advance AI legislation and that discussions were ongoing.
Said meaningful control over AI agents may soon become more difficult.
Blocked Kennedy's request for unanimous consent to pass a kill-switch bill.
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Attended the briefing, spoke about AI risks and sought unanimous consent for a kill-switch bill.
Senator involved in discussions about proposed AI regulation.
Identified as the Senate Commerce Committee's ranking member amid renewed talks on AI regulation.
SHOW 5 MORE SHOW FEWER Senate majority leader involved in discussions about proposed AI regulation.
Co-introduced the AI Kill Switch Act with Lieu.
Said bipartisan agreement was needed to advance AI legislation and that discussions were ongoing.
Said meaningful control over AI agents may soon become more difficult.
Blocked Kennedy's request for unanimous consent to pass a kill-switch bill.
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