Johnson calls for AI solutions but says Congress won't take the lead
- House Speaker Mike Johnson said Congress will not rush artificial intelligence regulations before the upcoming elections, warning that bad laws could threaten national security and help China compete globally.
- Johnson emphasized the need for bipartisan study and careful guardrails in AI, noting that industry leaders have differing views on safety standards and no clear solution exists yet.
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'Do your job or get out': Fury after Mike Johnson lets slip a startling admission on CNN
Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) let slip a startling admission on Sunday during an interview with CNN's Jake Tapper on "State of the Union." Tapper asked Johnson about Congress' efforts to regulate artificial intelligence, which some experts have said is shaping up to be one of the most economically disruptive technologies in history. The question came a day after Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei called for AI leaders to slow the rate of progress to allow…
Congress scrambles on AI rules as Trump presses for edge over China
A string of new, terrifying warnings from the artificial intelligence community has put Congress, the White House and the A.I. industry on notice: Slow the progress of the rapidly developing technology before a swarm of bots takes over the Internet and "kill all humans."
Mike Johnson, president of this body: "We cannot impose a moratorium because China will outnumber us, and that is the challenge."
The slowing down of the development of AI is one of the main topics of the mid-term legislative campaign.
The president of the American House of Representatives is critical of the idea of slowing down the pace of development of the AI.
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