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Kamala Harris joins calls for ‘slowdown’ in AI development
Harris called for federal oversight and an international treaty as industry leaders warned AI is advancing at an alarming speed.
- On Monday, Former Vice President Kamala Harris warned of the "alarming speed" of AI advancement, urging Congress to establish federal oversight and calling on President Donald Trump to pursue an international treaty.
- Pete Buttigieg, a former Transportation secretary, argued on Sunday that the government must address AI "head on," criticizing the White House and Congress for inaction on the "deeply dangerous" technology.
- Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei urged leaders to avoid "the wrong paths," while President Barack Obama last week pushed Democrats to prioritize AI on their agendas to protect public interests.
- Dismissing safety concerns as a "HOAX" and a "SICK conspiracy," President Donald Trump argued the United States possesses sufficient regulatory power and a "STRONG AND SMART" president to manage AI.
- Harris advocates for a treaty with China to limit development speed and adopt global testing standards, while flexible frameworks adjusted every 30 days could ensure AI serves the public interest.
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