I think you would agree with me, that people should feel privileged to serve on juries.
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Unfortunately, it was blocked from passage. I am hoping that maybe my Republican colleagues this time around will join in supporting it.
I recently joined a number of colleagues in supporting legislation. I believe it is known colloquially as the Dole Act.
I recently joined a number of colleagues in supporting legislation. I believe it is known colloquially as the Dole Act.
Senator Hawley and I wrote to Meta earlier this week about an AI model they released to the public in February.
the ones who would love it the most are the Chinese, our competitors in other jurisdictions.
But I think all of you would agree that there's a need for thought and consideration here before these models are just thrown into the wild, so to speak.
It's a point of particular personal pride, and joy, for me, because I have known Judge Oliver for close to 20 years.
Thank you. Judge AliKhan, Senator Graham asked you about a particular case, and a position, that your office took in that case.
Thank you very much, Mr. Chairman. Thank you for affording us this opportunity to be here today with some really exceptionally qualified nominees.
I guarantee that in China or in many of the other countries that are potential competitors, there are not groups like this one voluntarily--voluntarily pursuing research, innovation, invention in this area.
At the same time, even in the near term, that kind of generative AI tool can be dangerously abused.
I guarantee that in China or in many of the other countries that are potential competitors, there are not groups like this one voluntarily--voluntarily pursuing research, innovation, invention in this area.
But I think all of you would agree that there's a need for thought and consideration here before these models are just thrown into the wild, so to speak.
Unfortunately, it was blocked from passage. I am hoping that maybe my Republican colleagues this time around will join in supporting it.
It's a point of particular personal pride, and joy, for me, because I have known Judge Oliver for close to 20 years.
Thank you. Judge AliKhan, Senator Graham asked you about a particular case, and a position, that your office took in that case.
Thanks, Mr. Chairman. I want to just begin by echoing the Chairman's remarks about the extraordinary impressiveness of this panel and, frankly, of many of the nominees who have come before our Committee, who have been nominated by the…
the ones who would love it the most are the Chinese, our competitors in other jurisdictions.
Open source software obviously can be an enormously important resource for innovation and invention, for science, standards, transparency.
For me, what keeps me up at night, one of the main reasons to stay awake when thinking about AI is the impact on our economy.
Senator Hawley and I wrote to Meta earlier this week about an AI model they released to the public in February.
I think you would agree with me, that people should feel privileged to serve on juries.





