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Senate's Rush To Regulate AI Chatbots Is Bad For Everybody
Senate's Rush To Regulate AI Chatbots Is Bad For Everybody
Authored by John Coleman via RealClearPolitics,
The dawn of the AI era has sparked a wide range of reactions, from exhilaration over the technology’s capabilities to deep distress.
Such responses to a new communicative tool are nothing new, and indeed, AI presents new and unique challenges that will require deep thought and sensitivity.
But a heavy-handed congressional response that erodes longstanding American freedoms isn’t the answer. The Senate Judiciary Committee’s markup and passage last week of SB 3062, the GUARD Act, shows the...
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