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Incoming Democrats eye AI safety push in new Congress
After the 2026 midterms, incoming Democrats including Greg Casar and Ted Lieu are pledging AI hearings, tech executive testimony and guardrail legislation in the new Congress, though intra-party divisions may slow action. Outside groups are positioning for the fight: Anthropic proposed a transparency framework and gave $20 million to Public First Action, which opposes preempting state AI laws, while Trump's light-touch approach remains the counterweight. The items show no scheduled hearings or votes yet. · yesterday
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YesterdayAnthropicOriginalA framework for AI development transparency YesterdayAnthropicAnthropic is donating $20 million to Public First Action YesterdaySemaforOriginalTrump’s AI task force discusses cyber risks 2d agoChronDemocratic political group launches new push to shape AI agenda before 2028 2d agoYahooOriginalDemocratic political group launches new push to shape AI agenda ahead of 2028
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6d agoYahooAI safety groups outline their plans for a new Washington 6d agoThird Way EnergyOriginalProceed with Caution: What Voters Want from Technology Regulation 6d agoThe GuardianAnti-AI populism is the future of American politics | Garrison Lovely 6d agoThe HillMeet the 5 Democrats poised to shake up Washington’s AI safety debate 6d agoSemaforOriginalAI safety groups outline their plans for a new Washington
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9d agoSemaforOriginalWhere AI money worked in the midterms 10d agoSemaforOriginalDemocrats are fired up on AI. Consensus is harder.
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11d agoSemaforOriginalConservative group issues warning on AI
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11d agoSemaforOriginalBig Tech braces for a bluer Washington 12d agoSemaforDemocrats run more anti-tech ads amid AI boom 12d agoSemaforEarliestOriginalOpenAI pushes policy rebrand to a skeptical audience
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May 8CongressHouse Armed Services Subcommittee on Cyber, Information Technologies, and InnovationThe House Armed Services Subcommittee on Cyber, Information Technologies, and Innovation scheduled a hearing on the Department of Defense's information technology and artificial intelligence posture.DefenseAIDetails8 linked
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Jun 12CongressHomeland Security Subcommittee on Cybersecurity and Infrastructure ProtectionThe House Homeland Security Subcommittee on Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Protection convened a hearing on securing artificial intelligence to strengthen cybersecurity, featuring testimony from four industry executives.Mr. Kiran Chinnagangannagari · Mr. Steve Faehl · Mr. Gareth MaclachlanCyberAIDetails7 linked
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Solicitations, SBIR topics, grants and awards1GrantNational Institutes of HealthOct 16NIH National Library of Medicine seeks applications for T15 institutional training programs in biomedical informatics, data science, and AI/ML, with a $17.1M ceiling.$17.1M ceilingCloses in 88 daysRFA-LM-28-001BiotechLifecycle14 linked