US environment agency reportedly prepares to scrap power-plant pollution limits – live

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The Environmental Protection Agency also plans rule repealing federal finding that greenhouse gases from power ‌plants ⁠specifically pose a threat Sign up for the Breaking News US email During an interview with CNN on Sunday, Mike Johnson also stated that it’s imperative that tech companies, not Congress, to guarantee the safety of their artificial intelligence products work. The report also notes that “We cannot put a moratorium on this because China is expected to overlap us, and that’s the challenge,” stated the House speaker. “It’s national security balanced with the immediate security of making sure the models are safe.” This comes as both the issue of datacenter construction becomes a flashpoint ahead of the November midterms, and Donald Trump insists that any checks on AI development are ultimately a hinderance.

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