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Hawley, Schmitt disagree on need to regulate AI

While Josh Hawley leads effort to police AI industry, Eric Schmitt says he is skeptical of companies wanting Congress to establish national policy

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Majority of Americans express ‘fear and concern’ about AI, say government should regulate it more: CNN pollBy Isabelle LaBianco, Jennifer Agiesta, CNN (CNN) — Americans regard the growth and development of AI technology with far more fear and concern than hope and excitement, according to a new CNN poll conducted by SSRS, with broad partisan agreement that the federal government ought to do more to regulate it. Those concerns stretch across

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