But here is the unfortunate truth. Big tech made big promises for innovation, democracy, and community, but instead unleashed big problems on the American people without solutions that were attached by big tech.

I introduced which Senator Budd, Republican on this Committee, the Artificial Intelligence and Biosecurity Risk Assessment Act...

About 30 percent of Massachusetts families rely on decentralized septic systems to deal with their wastewater.

Yes. I do agree with you, by the way, in terms of this being an old technology.

We can guarantee civil rights protection in the utilization of artificial intelligence.

I know we still have a lot of work to do.

Nothing is agreed to until everything is agreed to.

We have to guarantee that wherever artificial intelligence is used, it prioritizes people over profits.

I think that this is--and if anything helps us close some of the gaps that exist in our ability to take care of patients.

We got to make sure we put in all the protections for the little guys in our society.

Yes. And who should bear the burden of proving that the use of artificial intelligence won't harm patients? Where should that burden of proof lie?

I asked Joe Tucci, who was the CEO of EMC, ... what is going on?

We need to put people over profit, prioritize worker voices, and keep focused on how to best treat patients.

I think it is important to know that I have been here today to describe the actual patient harm that is in place due to this AI and sound the alarms for the points where the doctors cannot override the AI and it causes that harm, that…

You don't--you don't view it as a threat?

I found the first letter that I wrote in 1976, and it was to the EPA on lead in housing in the poorest communities of Massachusetts.

We have to be able to get under the hood just to understand how there are biases built in.

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