@MassGovernor: AI is moving fast. We need to move faster to keep people safe. Massachusetts has an opportunity to lead with strong pro…
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Massachusetts Governor emphasizes the need for swift action on AI safety, urging strong protections at the state level and calling for Washington to implement similar measures.
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AI is moving fast. We need to move faster to keep people safe.
Massachusetts has an opportunity to lead with strong protections — and we should take it.
We need Washington to do the same. https://t.co/QPZExjccVp
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