Disagreements reemerge in bipartisan AI safety talks

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Disagreements over how far to go on AI safety legislation portend a rocky road ahead for bipartisan Senate talks on a bill that remains the most likely vehicle for action this year.

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2026-09-11 08:34 · Semafor Technology
Disagreements reemerge in bipartisan AI safety talks

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