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Springdale students represent AR at national AI policy conference

KNWA FOX24 · · International · AI Governance

Students from Springdale, Arkansas attended a national conference focused on AI policy, representing their state in discussions about how artificial intelligence should be governed.

Why this matters: Young people showing up to AI policy debates matters. Most decisions about how AI gets built and regulated are made by a pretty small group of people. Getting students into those rooms earlier means the next generation has at least some voice in rules that will shape their lives. Whether that voice actually influences anything is a different question.

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