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JOHN,
Like something out of a sci-fi movie, artificial intelligence (AI) is
expanding rapidly
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into nearly every industry.
Sure, automation makes our jobs easier and frees us from daily nitty-gritty
tasks. But what happens if this whole thing spirals out of control? Some claim
it couldeliminate jobs
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and lead to economic ornational security
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Many states have already passed laws
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limiting the use of AI in areas like police investigations and hiring, but
Congress islate to the game
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on regulation.
As we scramble to play catch-up, it appears we’re turning to the Korean War era
Defense Production Act
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rein this in. But how in the world do we expect legislation from the1950s
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to steer technology that’s changing daily?
My main concern is that we’ll end up regulating the heck out of AI in another
classic case of federal overreach.
We're trying to get something done on this front, but I want to know your
thoughts. Are you worried about AI or do you support it?
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I WORRY ABOUT AI
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I SUPPORT AI
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Your feedback is always top of mind when I’m in Washington, which is why your
opinion matters to me. Thanks for taking the time!
Sincerely,
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Tim Burchett
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