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>> so senator bennett likens it to what food is to the fda or aviation for the faa. this new agency would be that but for tech and a.i. there is a billnett previously proposed but now clarifies to focus on a.i. this come on the heel of the a.i. hearing we saw where sam altman, ceo of a.i., said he wants to step up and regulate his own industry. >> the senate, as someone pointed out, makes enduring laws. it shouldn't be there saying gpt 5 is gpt 5 is different from 4. they can put that regulation. >> so that was gary marcus who has become one of the critics of the rush to a.i. technology. he defend to congress earlier this week saying a federal agency needs to be built. now michael bennett is proposing just that. >> is there a concern to create fake videos or audio? richard blumenthal demonstrated that during the hearing. let's take listen to what em. >> and now, for some introductory remarks. >> we have seen what happens when technology outpaces regulation. the unbridled exploitation of personal data. the proliferation of disinformation, and the deepening of societal inequalities. if you were listening from home, you might have thoug

. >>> joining us is democrat senator maikel bennett of colorado. he introduced a bill intelligence. senator, thank you so much for being here. look, we had steve wozniak on yesterday, the co-founder of apple, who was warning against some of the dangers of a.i. and he said to us there needs to be regulation. what do you think realistically will be done in washington, if anything? >> i completely agree we need regulation. we have not regulated at all the social media -- the massive social media platforms in this country. that has huge implications for antitrust, for example, but also for our kids' mental health. i used to be the superintendent of the denver public schools. we are having an epidemic of adolescent mental health issues in america today. i am not saying that's all social media's responsibility, but a huge piece of that is. and they have gone completely unregulated here. we need to have an agency in this country, like the fda, like the fcc, to negotiate on behalf of the american people, and that's why i introduced the first bill in congress to create a new ag

bill. if these are issues that are being voted on not included in this package, i would not be voting for it. geoff bennette are more than two dozen republican no votes, will there be enough democratic support to ensure that this bill passes and we avoid a default? >> to a person, i know everyone in the democratic caucus knows default is not ok. everybody is waiting to see how many republicans are going to vote for this bill. a lot of people are very unhappy with where we are and we are down to a finish line we are where the consequences are so real, if we do not raise the debt ceiling. i think there are a lot of unhappy people who know we have to protect our country. geoff bennett: thank you for joining us this evening. amna nawaz: lisa has been counting votes and following every twist and turn on capitol hill throughout the day. lisa joins us now, the first hurdle is the house rules committee. you just left there. where do things stand? >> the house rules committee dominated by republicans, they can only lose 2 votes to get a bill through, they have lost two votes but the third swing vote, thomas massie

. >> that's exactly, becky, and i almost laughed yesterday when that bill sponsored by klobuchar, booker and bennettind med of the 2017 honest ads act which was kind of designed to keep those fake ads from spreading online, including a disclaimer like you see television and print ads. that never happened, and yet they're going to try and pass a bill on ai ads first i don't think that's going to happen it's very clear there's no appetite for regulation, and even though we hear tech companies -- i know andrew spoke about this, they call for regulation, but when it comes down to it, they fight it tooth and nail >> steve, thank you. we'll be watching today anyway, let us know if anything actually seems like it has a shot at passing. i won't hold my breath. >> you got it. >>> finally, the u.s. is soliciting bids to buy upped 3 million barrels of crude oil to refill its depleted strategic petroleum reserve. contracts are set to be awarded in june. trainers have been awaiting indications that the government will begin refilling the reserve as its purchases are expected to tighten the market a prior attempt

bill clinton's behavior." i hear preachers getting in pulpits, saying the first sign the nation is going the way of babble or the way of sodom and gomorrah,. who is the guy, bennettrtues and got rich off of attacking bill clinton's character. now, he's the first in line defending donald trump. i could go on and on. when character was king, i remember that book. i forget the details of it. republicans, republicans just swam in this stew for two or three years, about how horrid american democracy was because bill clinton survived, being a horrific man. now, it's donald trump is the best guy to lead us. >> yeah, it's not so bad. you mentioned the preachers. let's talk about the preachers for a minute. where are these evangelical preachers who, yes, when they talked about bill clinton, hillary clinton, when they talked in general, when they preached, you know, they didn't preach that morality and decency were thing that is you could just leave aside. they preached about jesus and what jesus said and did and how there are -- our christian walk should be in trying to emulate, as far as we can, those virtues and that kind of generosity. and decency. to then turn around