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Caucus announces proposal on an AI-related bailout
The proposal opposes special rescues for insolvent AI-related firms and calls for help for people if an AI-related downturn occurs.
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The Congressional Progressive Caucus said on October 29 that Representatives Greg Casar and Maxine Waters co-led the introduction of an AI-bailout resolution, according to its announcement.
The proposal opposes special government assistance to rescue insolvent AI-related firms or shield responsible executives, favoring ordinary resolution or bankruptcy processes. It also calls for federal help to protect workers, consumers and retirement holders if an AI-related downturn occurs.
The attached text presents a proposed position of the House. Its resolution number and committee referral fields are blank; a congressional record establishing its number, referral, vote or adoption has not been independently verified. The announcement and attachment come from the same caucus source family.
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