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House Votes to Keep AI Data Center Boom From Inflating Household Power Bills — Maria Elvira Salazar | ChamberLight
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The House passed the Ratepayer Protection Act 417-3, directing regulators to consider requiring large data centers to pay the infrastructure costs they cause. The article also surveys congressional efforts to address AI-generated deepfakes, including the NO FAKES Act.
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Introduced the House companion to the NO FAKES Act with Madeleine Dean
Leads the Senate version of the NO FAKES Act
House Energy and Commerce chairman who described the Ratepayer Protection Act as a balanced start
Introduced the House companion to the NO FAKES Act with Maria Salazar
Ranking Democrat who called the Ratepayer Protection Act a small step in the right direction
Leads the Senate version of the NO FAKES Act
WFLA · 1w ago Castor's data center rate protection bill passes House, hits roadblock in Senate
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Introduced the House companion to the NO FAKES Act with Madeleine Dean
Leads the Senate version of the NO FAKES Act
House Energy and Commerce chairman who described the Ratepayer Protection Act as a balanced start
SHOW 3 MORE SHOW FEWER Introduced the House companion to the NO FAKES Act with Maria Salazar
Ranking Democrat who called the Ratepayer Protection Act a small step in the right direction
Leads the Senate version of the NO FAKES Act
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