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President Donald Trump finally signed an executive order to give the government access to advanced artificial intelligence models before they’re publicly released.
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Democrats are coming back to a familiar playbook to rein in increasingly powerful artificial intelligence companies: Tax them.
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Senate Commerce Committee Chair Ted Cruz (R-Texas) said before the recess that he wanted to hold a markup by mid-June on bills that deal with kids’ and teens’ experiences online.
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Lawmakers trudging back to the Capitol this week are staring down a long list of tech priorities that need to make significant progress in the coming weeks to stand any chance of becoming law this election year.
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