Johnson calls for AI solutions but says Congress won't take the lead
- House Speaker Mike Johnson said Congress will not rush artificial intelligence regulations before the upcoming elections, warning that bad laws could threaten national security and help China compete globally.
- Johnson emphasized the need for bipartisan study and careful guardrails in AI, noting that industry leaders have differing views on safety standards and no clear solution exists yet.
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Johnson on AI regulation: ‘We don’t need everybody to panic right now’
Mike Johnson warns that hasty artificial intelligence regulation could cause the U.S. to lose the technological innovation competition to China while balancing safety needs.
Speaker Johnson says AI leaders must meet with Congress on safety laws after ‘end of humanity’ warnings — but resists calls for moratorium
House Speaker Mike Johnson is calling for top artificial intelligence leaders to sit down with Congress and the White House and agree on safety legislation — but said the US cannot cede ground to China.
Speaker Johnson calls for AI ‘guardrails’ but won’t set a pre-election timetable
In an interview with Meet the Press, House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) says he’d call the House back into session “if we had the solution” to AI guardrails after an Anthropic whistleblower warned that AI could “kill” off humanity in the next decade.
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