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WA leaders weigh state AI guardrails as Congress remains stuck

With little progress on artificial intelligence legislation in Congress, some Washington leaders are looking at how the state could regulate the technology.

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House set to vote on bill to block federal access to mass surveillance dataHouse Speaker Mike Johnson has pledged a vote on the Protection Against Mass Surveillance Act during the lame-duck session after the November elections. The bill aims to block federal agencies from accessing data from automated surveillance systems like nationwide Flock license plate readers and facial recognition technology. The proposed legislation…

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