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To be somewhat fair.
To Trump or to anyone is that this is just fundamentally incredibly complex.
If you've ever watched, you know, these members of Congress, which is basically a gerontocracy,
try to, you know, get to the bottom of Snapchat or Instagram or social media with teens, right?
It's like they're speaking a foreign language and those are table stakes, right?
AI is a million times more complicated than posting a problematic video on YouTube or Instagram.
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I'm Adam Harris.
Congress is back on Capitol Hill for the last time before the midterm elections, and they have a lot to think about.
The burgeoning trade war with Canada
and warnings from tech CEOs about the dangers of unregulated AI, among other things.
And when those lawmakers return to the campaign trail for the final stretch,
the ones in competitive districts may have some company, members of the president's cabinet.
With me to discuss the news of the week are my colleagues, Ashley Parker and Tom Nichols.
Let's get to questions.