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President Trump says he’s dead-set against AI regulation. What could change his mind?

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The Inside Politics panel breaks down how President Trump and Republicans are responding to public outcry about the risks associated with AI. Stephen Collinson says the election in 5 weeks could prompt big changes on Washington's stance towards AI: "If you have a new Congress [that] comes in, that believes it was elected partly because of public concern over AI, that is going to change the politics on this."

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