Hinton warns Congress has roughly a year to set AI guardrails
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Geoffrey Hinton and other AI experts warned U.S. lawmakers that without safeguards, AI could get out of control within about a year, prompting renewed calls for regulation and the proposed AI Kill Switch Act; the briefing followed incidents like the Hugging Face breach and highlighted ongoing partisan debates on how to slow or halt rapid AI development, with limited progress so far.
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