US Congress considering two artificial intelligence bills to address concerns surrounding the technology.
Homeland Security committee chair, Democrat Senators Gary Peters along with Republicans – Senators Mike Braun and James Lankford, introduced a bill that would require US government agencies to tell individuals when the agency is using AI to interact with them.
Democrat Senators Michael Bennet and Mark Warner further introduced a measure along with Republican Senator Todd Young.
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