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Brendan Bordelon on Federal AI Regulation Efforts

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Brendan Bordelon discussed federal AI regulation efforts in a C-SPAN appearance. No further details about the content, venue, or specific policy positions are available from the provided information.

Why this matters: Federal AI regulation is still wide open. Who shapes that conversation matters. Journalists and policy reporters who cover this beat influence which ideas get taken seriously and which get ignored. A C-SPAN appearance suggests this is moving through official Washington channels, not just think tanks. Worth watching who is being platformed and what framing they are bringing to the table.

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