When the Wright brothers laid down 60 feet of wooden track in the North Carolina sand dunes and launched America into the age of flight, they could not have imagined the broader possibilities for human ingenuity and thriving that their innovation would unlock.
Today, artificial intelligence is at a similar inflection point, a budding innovation that is already ushering in the future of technology, while many applications and effects remain unknown. That’s why I’ve made responsible AI innovation a central focus of the House Committee on Energy and Commerce.
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