@GovKathyHochul: The future of AI isn’t something a handful of powerful companies get to decide for the rest of us. New Yorkers have a s…
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Governor Kathy Hochul invites New Yorkers to a live event in NYC to discuss AI governance and public involvement in deciding the future of AI.
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The future of AI isn’t something a handful of powerful companies get to decide for the rest of us. New Yorkers have a say. Join us live in New York City: https://t.co/ItkorzwUbI
@GovKathyHochul: The future of AI isn’t something a handful of powerful companies get to decide for the rest of us. New Yorkers have a s…
Channel: @GovKathyHochul Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DaZECI0Y5G4
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