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A copy of a letter circulating among House members calls for the immediate return of Congress to session to enact federal AI rules. The correspondence requests that Speaker Mike Johnson keep representatives in Washington D.C. past next week to ensure legislative progress before the chamber adjourns.
The effort is driven by warnings of AI-related risks and a push for mandatory national safety requirements. House lawmakers are pressuring leadership to void the scheduled recess to address the perceived urgency of regulating advanced artificial intelligence systems.
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- SOURCE@andrewsolender“keep members in D.C. past next week to pass AI safeguards”x.com
- SUPPORT@axios“Mike Johnson urged to cancel House recess over AI doom warnings”x.com
- SUPPORT@daveweigel“bring Congress back into session “immediately””x.com
- SOURCE@choblin29“current and former Anthropic researchers publicly warned that advanced AI could kill humanity within the next decade”x.com
- SUPPORT@rep_whitesides“joined @RepLiccardo, @RepTedLieu, and @RepLoriTrahan to call on Speaker Johnson to bring the House back into session immediately”x.com
- SUPPORT@mtslive“U.S. Senate negotiators are debating new legislation that would put a “duty of care” on AI developers to design products that prevent catastrophic risks”x.com
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