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AI Didn't Take Your Job. Your CEO Did.
We asked 5,063 lawmakers one question. Here’s who answered.
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- Supports0
- Supports with conditions0
- Opposes0
- Undecided / studying the issue0
- Declines to comment0
- No answer yet5,063
- Contacted; question not yet sent
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AI Didn't Take Your Job. Your CEO Did.
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- Took a position = supports, supports with conditions, or opposes. Acknowledged = undecided or declined to comment. Offices can update their response at any time.
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