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AI regulation debate heats up ahead of White House industry meeting

ABC10 · · International · AI Governance

A debate over how to regulate artificial intelligence is intensifying as the White House prepares to meet with industry stakeholders. The gathering signals that federal AI policy decisions may be moving closer to a concrete stage.

Why this matters: When the White House sits down with AI companies, the people most affected are rarely in the room. Industry gets to frame the problems, propose the solutions, and set the terms. That often means regulation ends up shaped around what is convenient for the companies being regulated, not around the people whose data, jobs, or civil rights are on the line. Pay attention to who gets invited to these meetings and who does not.

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