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Jennifer Huddleston discusses AI regulation concerns on Bloomberg TV’s Bloomberg Surveillance

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Jennifer Huddleston of the Cato Institute appeared on Bloomberg TV's Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss concerns about AI regulation. No specific policy positions or regulatory proposals are detailed in the available information.

Why this matters: Cato's position on AI regulation is generally skeptical of government intervention, so Huddleston's appearance likely pushed back on calls for new rules. That view has real influence. Think tanks shape how legislators and courts frame these debates, often before the public notices. Who gets a seat at that table matters as much as what they say.

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