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Gregory Allen says strong AI regulation faces Senate and veto obstacles

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Gregory Allen tells Bloomberg that any strong AI regulation passed in the next two years would need 60 Senate votes to overcome a filibuster, and it may face a White House veto.

He says proposals to ban superintelligence or to bar nationwide data center construction have no chance of passing.

The report is a single account of Allen's comments to Bloomberg, relayed by Andrew Curran on X. No further reporting on the question is cited.

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    Gregory Allen says strong AI regulation faces a 60-vote Senate hurdle

    AIGregory Allen tells Bloomberg that any AI legislation passed in the next two years must win 60 Senate votes to overcome a filibuster and may face a White House veto. He says proposals to ban superintelligence or nationwide data center construction have no chance of passing.

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