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A survey by the University of Maryland shows strong support among voters for the creation of a federal agency to regulate artificial intelligence and for safety tests for AI models. The findings indicate bipartisan agreement on the need for regulation, with 85% of Democrats and 79% of Republicans favoring the establishment of such an agency.
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A survey by the University of Maryland shows strong support among voters for the creation of a federal agency to regulate artificial intelligence and for safety tests for AI models. The findings indicate bipartisan agreement on the need for regulation, with 85% of Democrats and 79% of Republicans favoring the establishment of such an agency.
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Artificial intelligence agency and safety rules have overwhelming support, poll shows
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