Tea Party activist urges AI safety rules, likening reporting to airline incident logs
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- Chairwoman of the Humans First group Amy Kremer, a former flight attendant, called for government safety guardrails on artificial intelligence to protect children and American jobs, citing a 2025 Florida State University shooting that allegedly involved ChatGPT planning.
- Kremer said AI companies are not required to report incidents involving children or potential violence to the federal government and argued they should face scrutiny similar to OSHA‑regulated industries such as hospitals and pharmaceutical companies, comparing AI incident reporting to reporting every issue on an airliner to the government.
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