The Democratic Party’s projected takeover of the US House could force technology companies to rethink their approach to Washington, with lawmakers preparing to intensify scrutiny of artificial intelligence firms.
Democratic lawmakers have already called for AI executives to appear before Congress and testify under oath.
Representative Greg Casar said the incoming majority should prioritise protecting Americans from potential risks posed by powerful AI companies. Representative Robert Garcia, expected to lead the House Oversight Committee, also warned businesses to prepare for increased scrutiny.
According to JLL, Texas could become the world's largest data centre market by 2030. A CNBC voter poll found that 56% considered data centres a major or crucial election issue.
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