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What did the leaders agree on and how will the US regulate AI?

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A number of nations, including the U.S. and China, met in London this week to address the risks of artificial intelligence technology.

Here to tell us more is Daily Wire Culture reporter Megan Basham.

So Megan, delegates from 28 nations as well as many tech leaders including Elon Musk met in London.

They came out with an international declaration that ostensibly addresses the dangers of AI.

What did it say?

So this agreement specifically deals with the risks that AI poses when it comes to things like deep

fakes, the ability to disseminate biased information, or even disinformation., also the potential for upending economies

by replacing human workers.

And then they even brought up AI's capability to operate weapons of mass destruction

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