A bipartisan group of senators unveiled their game plan Wednesday for addressing the challenges posed by the rise of artificial intelligence — but left the nuts and bolts of regulating the technology for later.
The group of four, led by Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY), called for $32 billion in annual spending by 2026 to “cement America’s dominance in AI,” but mostly deferred plans for specific rules of the road.
“The word for this roadmap is ‘balance,'” Schumer told reporters on Capitol Hill. “… We will not solve every issue that AI poses. That’s an impossible dream.”
“Instead, we’re going to expect the committees to lay down a base of bipartisan policy that will harness AI’s potential while safeguarding its risks,” he added.
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