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  1. A bill aiming to establish safety standards for AI chatbots was introduced on June 1st, carrying penalties of up to 3% of global revenue for non-compliance.
  2. Stronger government regulation of frontier AI models and concerns over job displacement and unforeseen AI risks emerged on June 1st.
  3. Legislation was introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives regarding AI regulation, including mandates on energy costs for AI data centers.

Proposed legislation targets hyperscale AI data centers, prompting companies to join a voluntary ratepayer pledge and addressing concerns from research institutes.

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Proposed legislation targets hyperscale AI data centers, prompting companies to join a voluntary ratepayer pledge and addressing concerns from research institutes.

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Legislation was introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives regarding AI regulation, including mandates on energy costs for AI data centers. All 2 developments

Within A bill aiming to establish safety standards for AI chatbots was introduced on June 1st, carrying penalties of up to 3% of global revenue for non-compliance.

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  • wptv.comFlorida Rep. Byron Donalds pushes bill requiring AI data centers to supply their own power, water
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