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The identity crisis at the heart of AI regulation

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I need to work with what little the input actually provides. The headline points to a conceptual tension in how AI is being regulated — specifically around questions of identity (likely meaning: what AI systems *are*, legally or categorically, affects how they get regulated). ```json { "summary":

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