US Democrat Rep. Khanna is to introduce a bill to regulate artificial intelligence includes a ban on recursive technology according to CNBC

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US Democrat Rep. Khanna is to introduce a bill to regulate artificial intelligence includes a ban on recursive technology according to CNBC OpenAI is scrapping the release of a new AI model dubbed GPT-6.1 Astra due to safety concerns, according to WSJ Iran's Foreign Minister Araghchi says Tehran discussed proposals with Qatari mediators to present to the US, and response is to be relayed to Tehran through Qatari mediators, adds conditions set by Supreme Leader must be met to reopen Strait of Hormuz The precedent set is that headline risk from single-sponsor legislation tends to fade quickly unless leadership takes it up, a discharge effort forms, or the language migrates into a larger vehicle such as a defence or spending bill. A ban on recursive or self-improving systems would, if it ever advanced, bite hardest on frontier model developers and the semiconductor and cloud names levered to training demand, which is the transmission channel equity desks have used to price prior AI regulatory scares. The UK equities tag suggests the read-across is to listed AI-exposed names there, a pattern seen before when US legislative headlines trade across the Atlantic peer set. The tells worth noting are co-sponsor count, committee of referral, and whether the administration or congressional leadership echoes the framing. As an introduction rather than a mark-up, this is the earliest and weakest stage of the legislative sequence.

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