JUST IN: Ruben Gallego Demands Congress Focus More On Regulating AI Technologies In New Interview
Senator Ruben Gallego (D-AZ) urged Congress to establish a select committee on Artificial Intelligence, emphasizing the urgent need for regulation. In an interview with CNN, Gallego warned that AI could potentially take over the internet within a year and eliminate the human race within a decade, stating that current governmental responses are insufficient.
Gallego's call highlights growing concerns among lawmakers about the existential risks posed by advanced AI, underscoring the urgency for legislative action to govern its development and deployment.
The interview also touched on Republican scare tactics in elections, Senator John Fetterman's political affiliations, and potential efforts to rename federal buildings and landmarks associated with former President Trump.
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