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Rep. Mike Lawler (R-NY) & Rep. Josh Gottheimer (D-NJ) on AI Regulation

C-SPAN · · International · AI Governance

Republican Rep. Mike Lawler and Democratic Rep. Josh Gottheimer appeared on C-SPAN to discuss AI regulation, signaling bipartisan congressional interest in shaping how artificial intelligence is governed at the federal level.

Why this matters: Two members of Congress from the same state, different parties, sitting down together to talk AI regulation is worth paying attention to. Federal AI rules do not exist yet in any serious form. What these conversations produce, or fail to produce, will determine whether companies face real accountability or keep moving fast while Congress catches up. Bipartisan agreement sounds good. The details of who it protects, companies or people, are what actually matter.

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