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AI, data center alarms dominate Congressional Black Caucus week in Washington
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This year's Congressional Black Caucus Annual Legislative Conference, which wraps Sunday, has taken on a different feel than its usual college homecoming vibe.
Key facts
- I stand 100%, and so does the CBC on regulation," CBC Vice Chair Rep
- Carter said at least 60 of the 62 members of the CBC would vote for a bill to regulate artificial intelligence, creating guardrails and placing guidelines on human safety
- Yvette Clarke, D-N.Y., estimated earlier this year that as many as 19 seats held by CBC members are at risk due to redistricting
- The CBC is an influential group whose members include 29% of Democrats in the U.S. House
Summary
"I stand 100%, and so does the CBC on regulation," CBC Vice Chair Rep. Carter said at least 60 of the 62 members of the CBC would vote for a bill to regulate artificial intelligence, creating guardrails and placing guidelines on human safety. "The reporter isn't going to run and race with China, they're not doing it the right way. The CBC is an influential group whose members include 29% of Democrats in the U.S. House.