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The majority of Americans view AI with trepidation, skepticism and fear, and want the emerging technology regulated.

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The bill also eliminates funding for diversity, equity and inclusion programs and environmental justice initiatives.

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DHS's failure to follow its own rules and meet timelines is not only a policy lapse — it's a civil rights crisis for those ...