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Shapiro Says International Collaboration Is Needed to Regulate AI

Shapiro urged Congress to impose independent oversight and transparency rules as six in 10 likely Pennsylvania voters oppose AI data centers, pollsters said.

  • On Thursday, Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro called for Congress to implement "strict guardrails" on AI during a speech in Pittsburgh, urging increased transparency and third-party oversight of frontier models.
  • Last month, Shapiro signed an executive order restricting data center development in Pennsylvania, reversing his earlier enthusiasm for Amazon's $20 billion investment in Bucks and Luzerne Counties.
  • Shapiro criticized President Donald Trump for dismissing AI risks as a "HOAX," arguing it is a "false choice" to ignore safety concerns while Trump has called them part of a "sick conspiracy."
  • Democrats eyeing potential 2028 runs, including Shapiro, are prioritizing AI policy after President Barack Obama encouraged them to do so, responding to warnings the technology is advancing too quickly.
  • Shapiro urged Trump to prioritize "practical guardrails" in upcoming conversations with China's President Xi Jinping next week, while Senate leaders work on bipartisan legislation addressing potential biological or nuclear threats from AI.
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Pa. Gov. Shapiro: Congress, federal government must regulate AI

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Shapiro says international collaboration is needed to regulate AI

(The Center Square) – As the conversation of AI evolving dominates headlines across the globe, Gov. Josh Shapiro delivered an address on Thursday laying out what he thinks is the best path forward.

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