We must take the time to draw upon lessons learned from past technological disruptions, assess the opportunities and potential risks, and implement a coordinated national strategy to ensure the benefits of AI are enjoyed by everyone.
Eddie Bernice Johnson: “We must take the time to draw upon lessons learned from past technological disruptions, assess the opportunities and…”
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Johnson calls for caution in AI development and a coordinated national strategy.
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