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2026-09-14 05:32
Jeffries says Congress should 'act urgently' on AI safeguards
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On "This Week," the House Democratic Leader Jeffries said lawmakers need to "act urgently" to address artificial intelligence.
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Rep. Greg Stanton (D-AZ) joins Chris Stirewalt to discuss growing concerns over artificial intelligence and calls on Congress to remain in Washington until lawmakers reach a bipartisan agreement on AI safety.
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Last Wednesday, President Donald Trump signed a short-term funding bill that extends federal highway and transit program authority — funding that was originally set to expire at the end of the month — through Dec. 11.
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Rep. Stanton calls on Congress to act on AI safety | The Hill Sunday
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Jeffries says Congress should 'act urgently' on AI safeguards
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Trump backs the freedom to fix. Now Congress must act
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House Democratic Leader Jeffries calls on lawmakers to 'act urgently' on AI
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