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Obernolte, Bera Discuss Future of AI, Bipartisan Task Force

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“We need to work together. We need to push in the same direction. We need to sit down and have a combined vision of where we’re going.” WASHINGTON, DC – As Artificial Intelligence (AI) continues to change the global landscape for America, its allies, and its adversaries, The Ripon Society and Franklin Center hosted a discussion featuring remarks from the U.S. House of Representatives Bipartisan Task Force on Artificial Intelligence Chair Jay Obe…

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Obernolte, Bera Discuss Future of AI, Bipartisan Task Force

“We need to work together. We need to push in the same direction. We need to sit down and have a combined vision of where we’re going.” WASHINGTON, DC – As Artificial Intelligence (AI) continues to change the global landscape for America, its allies, and its adversaries, The Ripon Society and Franklin Center hosted a discussion featuring remarks from the U.S. House of Representatives Bipartisan Task Force on Artificial Intelligence Chair Jay Obe…

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