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“Following disclosures about rogue A.I. agents hacking other companies, a growing number of U.S. lawmakers, governors, and 2028 presidential hopefuls are proposing regulations for the technology, even as President Trump has dismissed calls for an A.I. slowdown as a 'hoax'.”
Analyzed on 2026-11-02T11:41:50+00:00 · Last updated 2026-11-02
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Though Mr. Trump has dismissed calls for an A.I. slowdown as a “hoax,” a growing number of Republican and Democratic lawmakers, governors and 2028 presidential hopefuls are scrambling to offer a wide range of proposals seeking to regulate the technology after disclosures about rogue A.I. agents hacking into other companies.
Extracted from: In A.I. Race, U.S. Models Have the Edge, but China Has Other Advantages , The New York Times
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“Many Republicans have been more aligned with President Trump, who has urged against a slowdown and has vehemently rejected calls for new regulations, arguing that they could give China the upper hand, though at least one potential candidate has called for some guardrails.”
How Potential 2028 Presidential Candidates Are Talking About A.I.
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