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Reps. Mike Lawler and Rep. Josh Gottheimer on AI Regulation

C-SPAN · · International · AI Governance

Representatives Mike Lawler and Josh Gottheimer, two bipartisan House members, publicly addressed the topic of AI regulation, appearing on C-SPAN to discuss the issue.

Why this matters: Two House members talking about AI regulation on C-SPAN is not itself news. What matters is who is doing it. Lawler and Gottheimer are both centrists in a Congress that has struggled to agree on almost anything. Bipartisan attention to AI rules can signal that legislation is getting closer to real, or it can just be lawmakers catching up to a conversation that already moved past them. Worth watching what they actually propose.

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