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Missouri State Rep Candidates Debate AI Regulation – KSNF/KODE

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Candidates running for Missouri state representative discussed how artificial intelligence should be regulated, according to local broadcaster KSNF/KODE. The debate signals growing interest in AI policy at the state legislative level, even as federal frameworks remain unsettled.

Why this matters: State legislatures are where a lot of AI rules will actually get written. Congress has moved slowly, so the real action is happening in places like Missouri, where local candidates are now being asked what guardrails they support. That matters to you because state law shapes what companies can collect, how automated decisions get made, and what recourse you have when something goes wrong. Who wins these seats determines whether those rules have teeth or not.

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