The bill is one in a series of responses from members of Congress concerned about how AI can be used in defense.
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Democratic lawmakers will roll out a bill setting guidelines for the military's use of advanced AI next week, per an announcement first shared with Axios.
Why it matters: The bill is one in a series of responses from members of Congress concerned about how AI can be used in defense or make deadly decisions without human oversight.
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