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For Black leaders, the AI threat isn't hypothetical. It's here now. — LaMonica McIver | ChamberLight
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Black lawmakers have focused their AI advocacy on present-day risks such as racial bias, privacy, and impacts on Black communities, the article reports. Yvette Clarke and other members have proposed safeguards, while lawmakers disagree over the urgency and scope of federal action.
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People in this story 7 New York representative and Congressional Black Caucus chair advocating for AI safeguards
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New Jersey representative who filed a bill on transparency for AI data-center development
House Speaker who adjourned the House until after the November midterm elections
President whom Booker urged to call a special session of Congress
Louisiana senator who said he would introduce a Senate version of an AI kill-switch bill
Massachusetts representative who co-sponsored AI bias legislation and called for federal AI regulations
New Jersey senator who proposed AI innovation prizes and later called for a special session on AI safety
House Speaker who adjourned the House until after the November midterm elections
President whom Booker urged to call a special session of Congress
Louisiana senator who said he would introduce a Senate version of an AI kill-switch bill
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New Jersey senator who proposed AI innovation prizes and later called for a special session on AI safety
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