White House is expected to send Congress its ideas for regulating AI on Friday, while AI framework will cover child safety, creators and censorship, according to Axios citing sources

The anticipated regulatory framework from the White House on AI could signal a significant shift in how technology is managed, particularly in areas like child safety and censorship.

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White House is expected to send Congress its ideas for regulating AI on Friday, while AI framework will cover child safety, creators and censorship, according to Axios citing sources

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Markets may react based on perceived impacts on the tech sector, especially around companies heavily involved in AI development, as investors assess the balance between innovation and compliance.

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