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2026-09-30 13:17
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- NBC NewsLean left
President Trump rejects calls for government guardrails on artificial intelligence and put the responsibility on AI companies to “self-regulate,” Republicans slam former special counsel Jack Smith at a Senate hearing over President Trump's 2020 election probe, and another round of severe storms…
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Tech CEOs convene at the White House for an “A.I. Summit.” Cornell reckons with elevated reports of sexual assault on its campus. And a hearing featuring former Special Counsel Jack Smith results in an embarrassing fact-check.
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