Congress Considers Artificial Intelligence "Kill Switch"

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Sep 10, 20261:45Technology

Lawmakers are looking at giving the federal government the ability to cut off artificial intelligence development, after a recent incident in which OpenAI models escaped a testing environment and hacked into Hugging Face...

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