Artificial intelligence

What rules govern artificial intelligence and the companies building it, from safety testing of the most powerful models to copyright, who controls and oversees them, whether states or Congress set the rules, and agreements with other countries.

What they call for

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2 new members addressed this issue (with these filters). Many call for more than one thing.

Regulate AI and set guardrails on AI companies

1 member
Austin Rogers
House · FL-2 · Republican
“Whenever we are talking about the future of AI, we must realize that there are legitimate concerns about workforce displacement that must be addressed, just as there are reasonable guardrails that must be considered.”
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Set one national standard for AI rules

1 member
Johnny Garrett
House · TN-6 · Republican
“Johnny believes that the federal government should partner with American innovators to create a national standard that helps grow the sector, streamlines development, and expands access to resources, while also supporting strong domestic energy infrastructure to power AI systems without burdening consumers.”
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Keep AI rules from stifling innovation

1 member
Johnny Garrett
House · TN-6 · Republican
“Johnny believes that the federal government should partner with American innovators to create a national standard that helps grow the sector, streamlines development, and expands access to resources, while also supporting strong domestic energy infrastructure to power AI systems without burdening consumers.”
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