AI went to Washington and here's what you need to know about this mind-blowing technology

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

59% : In the wake of Altman's visit to Capitol Hill, it's a good moment to rethink and possibly reframe some perceptions and positions around AI, without arguing that it needs regulation.
51% : The fact that Congress is moving in a bipartisan way on trying to regulate AI, and the fact that the very inventors of the technology and those with skin in the game like Elon Musk are on the front line, leading the warning cry and asking for regulation, should give us reason to hit pause on the industry.
45% : That's why this week, Sam Altman, the CEO of ChatGPT, went to Washington, to testify at a hearing about congressional oversight and regulation of generative AI.'IT'S ALL GONNA TAKE OVER': AMERICANS REVEAL FEARS OF AI IMPACTING EVERY DAY LIFE
44% : There is clearly a need for regulation, as there is for other potentially harmful industries, from cigarettes to nuclear energy.
38% : Anything moving this fast, with this much of an impact on society, will inevitably face questions around risk and regulation.

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