SENATE COMMITTEE HEARING ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IMPACT
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The U.S. Senate went 7 years without a major AI hearing (2016–2023).
During that gap, AI exploded: GPT-4, DALL-E, and facial recognition became mainstream. When hearings resumed in 2023, OpenAI's Sam Altman unusually urged senators to regulate his own technology.
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- 1960s
- 1970s
- 1980s
- 1990s
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1980s
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- The Byzantine Empire
- The Crusader period
- The Ottoman Empire
- The British Mandate
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The Crusader period
State legislators have no federal security protection by default.
Unlike U.S. Congress members, who can request Capitol Police assistance, state lawmakers rely solely on local law enforcement. Only about 8 states have dedicated legislative security units for state-level officials.
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Will Rinehart studies how tech regulation shapes innovation.
As a Senior Research Fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, Rinehart focuses on telecommunications and digital platform policy — making him a go-to voice when debates over tech regulation, broadband, or platform rules hit the news.
