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Time to Move Forward With 'Sensible' AI Regulation, Says Rep. Liccardo

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Representative Liccardo has called for moving ahead with what he describes as sensible AI regulation, signaling congressional interest in advancing AI oversight policy.

Why this matters: Congress has been slow on AI rules while companies have moved fast. When a lawmaker says it is time for "sensible" regulation, the word doing the work is sensible — it usually means something limited enough to pass, which may or may not be enough to protect people. The real thing to watch is what any proposal actually covers: who is accountable when AI causes harm, and whether ordinary people get any real recourse or just another framework with no teeth.

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