Artificial Intelligence (Executive Session)
The Senate held an executive session discussion on artificial intelligence. Senator Sanders spoke at length, arguing that Congress should regulate AI. He said a small number of billionaires are investing heavily in the technology to increase their own wealth, and that AI could eliminate millions of workers’ jobs, harm children’s mental health, invade people’s privacy, and threaten democracy through fake videos. He said lawmakers need the resolve to control the technology so its benefits go to everyone rather than a few wealthy people. No opposing statements appear in the record sampled here.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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