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Lawmakers consider regulation of high-risk artificial intelligence

The debate addresses proposed safeguards in response to doomsday AI scenarios, but the supplied information does not identify a binding measure or specific threat.

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Future AI rules could affect safety oversight and the deployment of powerful systems across sectors.

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