The idea of ​​stopping the organization from artificial intelligence had not died because Ted Cruz was pushing the sand box law

American Senator Ted Cruz presented a draft law, a sand law, aimed at giving companies to develop artificial intelligence technologies as a way to overcome regulations by requesting government concession.

According to the billThe law will perform “the creation of a federal sanding program for artificial intelligence, and for other purposes.”

When introducing the bill, Cruz said it would allow artificial intelligence technology not to obstruct them through “ancient or flexible federal rules.” In addition to creating a program for that, if the bill, if passed, will allow artificial intelligence companies to request a two -year concession that can be renewed for up to 10 years. As part of this concession application, technology companies will need to provide details on how to address safety and financial risks.

The proposed law comes after several months of Congress Remove the spending bill It would prohibit State artificial intelligence regulations For 10 years, the Cruz measure was also behind it. Meanwhile, there was a lot of discussion about the role that the government should organize – or not to organize – artificial intelligence techniques.

In a press release related to the Sandbox Law, Cruz said that the draft law revolves around “winning the artificial intelligence race” against countries like China. “In this new artificial intelligence framework, turbine economic activity can highlight, penetrate the bureaucratic red strip, and the developers of American intelligence enables American intelligence with the protection of human prosperity. The sand law is the first step. It embraces the spirit of entrepreneurship in our nation and gives the developers of artificial intelligence the room to create it while continuing to reduce any health risks or consumption.”