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Jacky Rosen
Sénatrice des États-Unis pour le Nevada et membre de la commission du Commerce du Sénat qui, après les démissions de septembre 2026 et les appels de l’industrie elle-même à ralentir, a demandé au président de la commission de convoquer les principaux dirigeants de l’IA à une audition, avertissant que cette technologie puissante peut causer des dommages catastrophiques si l’on n’impose pas de garde-fous et de mécanismes de sécurité.
Fonctions
- 3 janv. 2017 – 3 janv. 2019United States Representative for Nevada's 3rd district, United States House of RepresentativesSource →
- 3 janv. 2019 – aujourd’huiUnited States Senator from Nevada, United States SenateDemocrat; a former computer programmer, by her own office's description.Source →
- 14 sept. 2026 – aujourd’huiMember, Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation, United States SenateStart date not sourced; the date given is the earliest attestation, her own office's release of 14 September 2026, which describes her as a member of the committee.Source →
Au registre
14 sept. 2026 · Déclaration · Office of Senator Jacky Rosen
Artificial intelligence has extraordinary potential to solve complex problems across sectors, contribute to scientific breakthroughs, and improve humans’ quality of life. At the same time, this powerful technology can have the power to cause catastrophic damages if we don’t act to impose guardrails and safety mechanisms. … Congress must do everything in its power to ensure the American AI industry continues to lead, particularly outcompeting China, and also enact increased guardrails to ensure AI development is progressing in a safe and responsible manner.
Member, Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation, United States Senate à l’époque
Calling on Senate Commerce Committee Chairman Ted Cruz to convene a hearing with the top executives of the leading AI companies, after the Coxon resignation and the pacing statements by Amodei, Altman and Musk. The ellipsis stands where the page prints an attribution tag (“," said Senator Rosen. "”), so the two halves are consecutive blocks of the same statement rather than a continuous sentence; the release itself is dated 14 September 2026.