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AI Hearing Highlights Urgent Need for U.S. Regulation

9/20/2025

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On September 18, 2025, the U.S. Subcommittee on Cybersecurity held a hearing on artificial intelligence (AI).
Witnesses emphasized AI's impact across industries and the necessity for U.S. policies to ensure global competitiveness.
Kinsey Fabrizio noted advancements in autonomous systems and sector-specific models.
Samuel Hammond warned of potential superintelligent AI by late 2026, advocating for responsible growth and regulation.
The discussion included AI's role in modernizing the U.S. energy grid to enhance competitiveness against China.

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On September 18, 2025, the U.S. Subcommittee on Cybersecurity held a hearing on artificial intelligence (AI).
Witnesses emphasized AI's impact across industries and the necessity for U.S. policies to ensure global competitiveness.
Kinsey Fabrizio noted advancements in autonomous systems and sector-specific models.
Samuel Hammond warned of potential superintelligent AI by late 2026, advocating for responsible growth and regulation.
The discussion included AI's role in modernizing the U.S. energy grid to enhance competitiveness against China.