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America's government won't support international AI regulation, even as top tech leaders warn about its dangers. Michael Kratsios, a key US technology advisor, said global governance isn't a good enough reason to pause development. OpenAI and Anthropic chief executives had called for common standards to manage risks and ensure human oversight.
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