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Maria Cantwell
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Frontier AI systems require constant oversight and vigilance at home and abroad. The United States should establish clear, transparent, enforceable safety standards, developed by federal experts at NIST in coordination with other relevant federal age...
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Maria Cantwell
votes For
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To manage risks from advanced AI systems we need clear safety standards, continuous testing, and reporting of serious failures. [...] Employees and contractors who report safety, security or compliance concerns should be protected from retaliation.
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Maria Cantwell
votes For
and says:
Allies should establish secure mechanisms to share information on serious AI incidents, emerging catastrophic capabilities, evaluation methods and effective safeguards.
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Governments should fund open-source AI safety tools and red-teaming infrastructure as public goods.
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Maria Cantwell
votes For
and says:
This legislation brings together private sector and government experts to develop voluntary standards for AI, create new assessment tools, and conduct testing that will ensure the United States leads in AI-driven innovation and competitiveness for de...
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States should retain the right to set stricter AI safety standards than the federal government
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Maria Cantwell
votes For
and says:
We need meaningful safeguards on AI to address the harms they cause. That is why we cannot tell states to stand down from protecting their kids, especially when we need Congress to put standards in place. [...] I think we need to be very loud and cle...
more Unverifiable source (Jan 15, 2026)