Senator Warner Discusses AIA Regulation

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Dem lawmaker warns he is ‘very concerned’ about AI manipulating the markets

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Mark Warner is the chair of the Senate Intel Committee chair.

He says there's been plenty of bipartisan support but nothing has made it across the finish line.

Warner : We've got to put some of those same guardrails in place around AI without slowing innovation.

He also says we need to bring back advanced nuclear, small module nuclear reactors to power data centers.

We beat China to the wide scale deployment of social media into our societies. But did that make us stronger or did it make us weaker? Well, I think again, this is the question about speed. I don't want to over regulate this. I think we are far enough ahead of China that a little bit of speed bumps will not slow down innovation.

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