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Lawmakers are currently debating various proposals to regulate artificial intelligence in the United States. The discussions come as concerns grow about the rapid advancement and potential risks of AI technologies. Congress is considering legislation that would address issues such as data privacy, algorithmic bias, and accountability for AI systems. However, specific details on proposed regulations and timelines are still under development and have not yet been finalized. This comes amidst increasing calls from tech experts and civil society groups to implement safeguards against the misuse of AI.

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