McCarthy takes Congress back to school on AI

House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) is taking Congress back to school on artificial intelligence. The Republican leader recently held a hearing in the House of Representatives to discuss the potential implications of AI technology and how it could shape our future.
McCarthy believes that lawmakers need to be informed about this rapidly advancing field, so they can make decisions that will benefit society as a whole. He also wants them to understand the ethical considerations associated with using AI, such as privacy concerns and algorithmic bias.
At the hearing, experts from both sides of the aisle discussed their views on AI’s impact on jobs, healthcare, transportation and other areas of life. They agreed that while there are many opportunities for innovation through AI technology, there are also risks involved if not properly regulated or monitored.
The panelists suggested ways in which Congress could help ensure responsible use of AI by providing oversight and guidance for companies developing these technologies. They also encouraged lawmakers to invest more resources into research and development related to machine learning algorithms so we can better understand their capabilities and limitations before deploying them widely across industries.
Overall, McCarthy hopes his efforts will lead to greater understanding among legislators about this complex issue so they can make informed decisions when crafting policies related to it in the future.
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