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House Democrats call to cancel upcoming recess for time to legislate on AI — Lori Trahan | ChamberLight
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Four House Democrats urged Speaker Mike Johnson to shorten or cancel the upcoming recess so lawmakers can advance AI safeguards. They cited proposals addressing risks from advanced AI and the need for bipartisan action.
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People in this story 8 Massachusetts Democrat advocating legislation and describing her FRONTIER Act proposal.
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Virginia Democrat urging Congress to advance AI safeguards before the recess.
Speaker of the House asked by Democrats to shorten or cancel the recess.
House Minority Leader and recipient of the Democrats’ letter.
Senator who plans to introduce a Senate version of the AI Kill Switch Act.
Republican coauthor of Trahan’s FRONTIER Act.
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Virginia Democrat urging Congress to advance AI safeguards before the recess.
Speaker of the House asked by Democrats to shorten or cancel the recess.
SHOW 3 MORE SHOW FEWER House Minority Leader and recipient of the Democrats’ letter.
Senator who plans to introduce a Senate version of the AI Kill Switch Act.
Republican coauthor of Trahan’s FRONTIER Act.
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