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Sen. Richard Blumenthal on AI Regulation

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Senator Richard Blumenthal addressed AI regulation in remarks aired on C-SPAN. The specific proposals or context of his comments are not detailed in available information.

Why this matters: Congress has been slow on AI oversight, so any senator laying out a position on regulation matters. Blumenthal has a track record on tech accountability. What lawmakers say now shapes what rules, if any, actually get written. The gap between AI moving fast and regulation moving slowly has real costs for people whose data, jobs, and rights are caught in the middle.

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