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In May, Senate Majority Leader, Chuck Schumer, presented a sprawling “road map” for regulating artificial intelligence. But tech experts have called the plan “pathetic”, and many critics believe Washington is out of touch. And California’s legislature will soon vote on a plan that would put guardrails on the biggest AI players.
This week, we're airing our special election episode from June about why AI may be the big bad “X Factor” of the upcoming presidential election.
First, we’ll hear from Josh Lawson, Director of AI and Democracy at the Aspen Institute. Then, US Congressman Ted Lieu and Dr. Gary Marcus, Founder of Robust AI and Geometric AI, join Ray Suarez to talk about the future of AI, and whether it can be regulated in time.
Guests:
Josh Lawson, Director of AI and Democracy at the Aspen Institute
US Representative Ted Lieu (D-CA 36th District)
Dr. Gary Marcus, Founder of Robust AI and Geometric AI
Host:
Ray Suarez
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