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Senators sought to add AI antitrust exemption to defense bill — Jack Reed | ChamberLight
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Sens. Jim Banks and Adam Schiff sought a narrow antitrust exemption for AI companies to share threat intelligence and coordinate defenses in the annual defense bill. Committee leaders had approved the proposal, but its fate remained uncertain amid delayed negotiations and House reconciliation.
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Armed Services Committee leader who approved the amendment package.
President whose handling of the Iran war was cited as Democrats' objection to debating the defense bill.
Armed Services Committee leader who approved the amendment package.
ALSO MENTIONED David Sacks, Trump's former AI adviser, quoted opposing demands for antitrust or liability waivers.
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Armed Services Committee leader who approved the amendment package.
President whose handling of the Iran war was cited as Democrats' objection to debating the defense bill.
Armed Services Committee leader who approved the amendment package.
ALSO MENTIONED David Sacks, Trump's former AI adviser, quoted opposing demands for antitrust or liability waivers.
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