The legislation was introduced as Congress has failed to regulate the fast-evolving technology and experts warn it threatens to overwhelm voters with misinformation. 


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Originally Published: <time datetime="2024-09-17 13:47:34">September 17, 2024 at 1:47 p.m.</time>

The legislation was introduced as Congress has failed to regulate the fast-evolving technology and experts warn it threatens to overwhelm voters with misinformation.{ai:summary}<p>Congress has introduced legislation to address concerns about rapidly evolving technology and its potential to mislead voters with misinformation. Experts emphasize the urgency of regulation.  
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Congress is gridlocked. These members are convinced AI legislation could break through

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