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U.S. Senator from Virginia; former Governor of Virginia; Vice Chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee
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Mark Warner
votes Against
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I’m not a doomer. This talk about human extinction is over the top. [...] The idea that these swarms of AI agents might jump the fence and take over a banking system or take over a water system or, God forbid, take over a hospital.
AI Verified source (Sep 17, 2026) -
Governments should tax capital, not labor, as AI makes human work less central to the economy
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Mark Warner
votes For
and says:
The legislation would dedicate revenue generated by limiting bonus depreciation for AI data center infrastructure to a National Workforce Transition Fund supporting worker retraining, individual workforce training accounts, employer retention and red...
more AI Verified source (Jul 21, 2026) -
Mark Warner
votes For
and says:
AI chatbots put the mental and physical health of young people at risk. I’m encouraged to see this bipartisan legislation advance through committee. It is time to put clear guardrails in place to protect children from manipulative or dangerous chatbo...
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Mark Warner
abstains
and says:
As AI is being developed, deployed, and integrated across industries, we're already seeing it have a measurable effect on the U.S. workforce, and we know that its impact is only going to grow. It's critical that everyone has access to accurate and ti...
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Mark Warner
votes Against
and says:
AI is going to transform nearly every sector of our economy. The question isn’t whether these changes are coming — it’s whether we are prepared. We need clear-eyed analysis and practical, bipartisan solutions to help workers gain new skills, support ...
more AI Verified source (Mar 11, 2026)