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Richard Blumenthal · United StatesWe missed this earlier: US Senators Richard Blumenthal and Josh Hawley on September 8 proposed a new framework to establish guardrails for artificial intelligence (AI). Currently, the US has no regulations that specifically govern AI despite the top AI companies in the country. AI regulations are the need of the hour given the recent explosive growth of AI and concerns around harms, privacy, and copyright that this growth has brought along. This…See the Story
US lawmakers propose new framework for an AI Act
Richard Blumenthal · United StatesUSsenator Richard Blumenthal wants to create a new, independent licensing regime to determine who can develop high-risk artificial intelligence models. Blumenthal and his Republican co-sponsor Josh Hawley want to pass new legislation by the end of 2023. Microsoft president Brad Smith signaled his support in a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing today.See the Story
US lawmakers want regulations for "high-risk AI models" by the end of 2023
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Richard Blumenthal · Saudi ArabiaUS Senator Richard Blumenthal, who led the hearing on the deal between the Saudi Public Investment Fund and the US golf competition, told Al-Monitor that many questions remain unanswered.See the Story
Congress grills PGA Tour on relationship with Saudi Arabia’s LIV Golf
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Richard Blumenthal · Saudi ArabiaIn prepared remarks for Tuesday’s Congressional hearing on the proposed deal between the PGA Tour and Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund, Senator Richard Blumenthal (Conn.) will assert the new alliance shows how a “brutal, repressive regime" can take over an American institution.See the Story
Senator accuses PGA Tour of being bought by "brutal, repressive regime" in Congressional hearing opening remarks
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Richard Blumenthal · United StatesUS government should create a new body to regulate artificial intelligence. It should restrict work on language models to companies granted licenses to do so. That's the recommendation of a bipartisan duo of senators, Democrat Richard Blumenthal and Republican Josh Hawley. They launched a legislative framework yesterday to serve as a blueprint for future laws.See the Story
Senators Want ChatGPT-Level AI to Require a Government License
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