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Most U.S. Voters Want Stricter AI Rules. Many Say Trump And Congress Are Falling Short.

A new poll found 84% of registered voters see AI as a threat to American workers, while majorities want tighter government oversight.

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International Business Times· Oct 7, 7:24 PMMost U.S. Voters Want Stricter AI Rules. Many Say Trump And Congress Are Falling Short.

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