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• @vanceginn Vance Ginn on x

  The Trump Action AI Plan could help the US compete with China and put parents first. This Blackburn framework is a big-government, nanny-state, top-down approach that would choose politicians and bureaucrats over entrepreneurs and parents.

• @marshablackburn Sen. Marsha Blackburn on x

  Instead of pushing AI amnesty, @POTUS rightfully called on Congress to pass one rulebook for AI. Now, it's time for us to answer his call to protect the 4 Cs while unleashing AI innovation. My TRUMP AMERICA AI Act is the solution America needs.

• @kevintfrazier Kevin Frazier on x

  At 291 pages...there's a lot to say about Blackburn's proposal. Page 95 caught my attention. Can anyone point me to any research on a 30 minute reminder that you're using AI leading to any other outcome than a user being really freaking annoyed? [image]

• @sudoraohacker Arun Rao on x

  The US needs a minimal framework for AI, but the Blackburn bill is a non-starter because it's far too heavy-handed and covers a wish list of special interest asks and does not address real harms. What I think a better bill would focus on: -AI safety research and measurement

• @marshablackburn Sen. Marsha Blackburn on x

  America deserves one rulebook for AI that spurs innovation and stops Big Tech exploitation. My new AI framework would codify President Trump's agenda, advance America's interests, and protect children, creators, conservatives, and communities. [image]

• @charliebull0ck Charlie Bullock on x

  In other news, text for Marsha Blackburn's TRUMP AMERICA AI Act is finally online. Super ambitious bill; essentially collects a wide variety of preexisting AI governance proposals and bundles them together. Everything from kids' safety to liability reforms to testbeds to voice & …