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Senator Marsha Blackburn has introduced a bill to regulate AI, focusing on child safety, which differs from the White House's framework. The bill may face changes but aims to establish a national standard for AI.
Senator Marsha Blackburn has introduced the 'TRUMP AI Act', a bill to regulate artificial intelligence with a focus on child safety. The bill places the responsibility for AI platform safety on developers, unlike the White House framework, which places it on parents. Blackburn's bill was introduced on March 18, two days before the White House released its AI framework. The bill codifies minimum child safety protections and may face changes as it moves through Congress. Key provisions, such as the Kids Online Safety Act, may have bipartisan support. The bill's progress will be influenced by Senators Ted Cruz and others, with Blackburn insisting on strong child protections.
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