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For Black leaders, the AI threat isn't hypothetical. It's here now. — Mike Johnson | ChamberLight
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The article reports that Black lawmakers have pushed for AI safeguards focused on present-day risks such as racial bias, privacy, and data-center impacts, while also describing other lawmakers’ proposals and the limited legislative progress. It says the Congressional Black Caucus’s absence from a Washington AI event reflected a scheduling conflict, not a lack of prior engagement.
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People in this story 7 Senator proposing AI prizes and calling for AI safety laws
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Sponsor of a proposed data-center transparency measure
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President whom Cory Booker urged to call a special session of Congress
Senator who said he would introduce an AI shutdown bill
House Speaker whose adjournment is discussed
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