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Hiltzik: Of course the government should regulate AI, but not the way the AI industry prefers

Corporate leaders demand federal oversight, but only if they control the boundaries

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The Mercury News· Oct 17, 10:00 AMHiltzik: Of course the government should regulate AI, but not the way the AI industry prefers

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Congress Will Need to Get Involved with AI-Generated False Ads, Self-Regulation Won't WorkOn Wednesday's broadcast of NewsNation's "The Hill," Rep. Buddy Carter (R-GA) said that Congress will have to get involved when it comes to AI-generated | Clips

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Exclusive: AI safety money floods into political racesAdvocates for AI safety and regulation are emerging as a force in U.S. elections, spending nearly $50 million this election cycle on candidates who favor regulation, a new analysis shared exclusively with Axios shows. Why it matters: The safety spending points to the unusual power dynamics in the AI race, where researchers shape policy and regulation in…

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Senate seeker El-Sayed digs in against AI, backs 'kill switch' billThe Michigan Democrat has long approached the technology with skepticism, calling for greater regulatory control as models grow more sophisticated.

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