Many lawmakers say they regulate AI despite not using it regularly.
Axios found many lawmakers regulating AI rarely or never use it personally.
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“An aging Congress' dilemma: Can they regulate AI without using it?”
Many lawmakers say they regulate AI despite not using it regularly.
Key points
- Axios spoke with more than two dozen lawmakers and governors about AI use.
- Several prominent figures admitted they rarely or never use AI personally.
- Critics argue lawmakers must use AI to understand its implications for regulation.
- Some officials emphasize that expertise can come from reading and advisement, not use.
- Past remarks show a mix of occasional use and firm intent to regulate AI.
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Axios found many lawmakers regulating AI rarely or never use it personally.