Thune: Bipartisan AI Bill Promotes Transparency and Encourages Innovation

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Thune: Bipartisan AI Bill Promotes Transparency and Encourages Innovation

 “The right way to approach AI regulation is to pursue a bipartisan, nationwide approach in Congress that will protect innovation while putting in place the necessary safeguards for the riskiest applications of this technology.”

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 WASHINGTON — U.S. Sen. John Thune (R-S.D.) today spoke on the Senate floor about the Artificial Intelligence (AI) Research, Innovation, and Accountability Act of 2023, his bipartisan bill that would bolster the United States’ leadership and innovation in AI, improve transparency for consumers, and create common-sense safety and security guardrails for the highest-risk AI applications.

6 thoughts on “Thune: Bipartisan AI Bill Promotes Transparency and Encourages Innovation”

  1. This is well and good, now what’s happening with the J6 prisoners that were obviously wrongfully prosecuted. I wonder if Thune and Klobuchar are going to do anything about them?

    1. Hopefully they are spending their time making big rocks into small rocks at a federal corrections facility thinking about the poor choices they made which resulted in where they are now.

    3. WRONGFULLY PROSECUTED? hardly. if you think being a pawn in trump’s three-hour riot-vendetta earns a gold star, you are wrong. the country was in no danger, biden’s election was the most closely watched and carefully counted in history, and these angry marauders got what they had coming. follow a criminal, be a criminal.
      fox news was sued over their own admission that they knowlingly engaged in airing false information to keep their demographic watching. don’t ANY of you question whether your beliefs have any basis in fact? you really should.

  2. WOMAN, SON WHO AIDED THEFT OF PELOSI’S LAPTOP ON JAN 6 SENTENCED TO A YEAR OF HOUSE ARREST INCARCERATION
    Ahead of her sentencing Wednesday, Mooney-Rondon called herself “a humbled woman” and asked the court for mercy.
    “I was the adult in the room, and I failed,” she said. “I have brought embarrassment to my family.
    “If we had to do it all over, we would have just stayed home and watched from the safety of our living room,” she continued.
    so, patriot status is being restored at this house.

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