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Amy Klobuchar

Sénatrice des États-Unis pour le Minnesota, qui rédige avec Thune et Cruz le projet de loi bipartisan sur l’IA de pointe et affirme qu’on ne peut pas laisser sortir des modèles dangereux échappant au contrôle de leurs développeurs ; victime elle-même d’un deepfake, elle a dit au Congrès qu’il devait encadrer l’IA en commençant par l’étiquetage des contenus générés par elle.

Fonctions

  1. 5 janv. 19993 janv. 2007County Attorney, Hennepin County, Hennepin County, MinnesotaSource
  2. 3 janv. 2007aujourd’huiUnited States Senator from Minnesota, United States SenateRe-elected in November 2024; filed to run for Governor of Minnesota on 22 January 2026.Source
  3. 3 févr. 20213 janv. 2025Chair, Committee on Rules and Administration, United States SenateSource
  4. 3 janv. 2025aujourd’huiRanking Member, Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry, United States SenateSource
  5. 3 janv. 2025aujourd’huiChair, Senate Democratic Steering and Policy Committee, United States SenateSource

Au registre

  1. 11 sept. 2026 · Déclaration · Nextgov/FCW

    I’m continuing to work toward a bipartisan agreement on legislation for government oversight of the greatest risks posed by AI models. … We cannot allow the release of dangerous models, including those that evade the control of their developers.

    Chair, Senate Democratic Steering and Policy Committee, United States Senate à l’époque

    Statement to Nextgov/FCW while drafting the Thune–Cruz–Klobuchar frontier-AI bill after the Coxon resignation; the same closing sentence went to HuffPost on 12 September and the first to Reuters on 11 September.

    Lawmakers clash on safety testing language for in-development AI legislation, people familiar say

  2. 20 août 2025 · Tribune · The New York Times

    But this experience of sinking hours of time and resources into limiting the spread of a single video made clear just how powerless we are right now. … In the United States and within the bounds of our Constitution, we must put in place common-sense safeguards for artificial intelligence. They must at least include labeling requirements for content that is substantially generated by A.I.

    Chair, Senate Democratic Steering and Policy Committee, United States Senate à l’époque

    New York Times op-ed on an AI deepfake of her own voice, as quoted by CBS Minnesota on 21 August 2025, which says the piece ran "on Wednesday" (20 August); the op-ed itself is paywalled.

    Sen. Klobuchar warns of AI's dangers after Sydney Sweeney "deepfake" video surfaces