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Alabama AG candidate touts AI as tool for Big Tech legal action

Katherine Robertson, leading state investigation into OpenAI, suggests artificial intelligence could expand enforcement efforts as Congress stalls on regulation.

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What to know

  • Katherine Robertson, leading Alabama's investigation into OpenAI, sees AI as a tool to strengthen legal action against technology companies.
  • Congress remains stalled on AI regulation as House lawmakers recess before the midterms, shifting focus to state-level enforcement efforts.
  • Robertson's comments signal potential expansion of state-level legal strategies using AI technology itself.

Katherine Robertson Alabama AG candidate, OpenAI investigator

Alabama AG candidate touts AI as tool for Big Tech legal action
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    Robertson discusses AI's role in Big Tech legal action

    Katherine Robertson, Alabama Republican candidate for attorney general and current leader of a state investigation into OpenAI, appeared on CBS News' "The Takeout" to discuss how artificial intelligence could enable a new chapter of legal action against technology companies.