Section 702 survives for now.This week, Dave and Ben revisit several key stories including the Senate reauthorizing Section 702 and top White House officials meeting with Anthropic's CEO. Alongside these story updates, the two also look into how conversations surrounding AI liability and insurance coverage are changing.
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Links to today's stories:
Section 702 reauthorized.
Anthropic CEO meets with top White House officials.
Tarasoff meets the AI Age.
Insurance carries backing away from covering AI outputs.
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