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Maria Cantwell

Sénatrice des États-Unis pour l’État de Washington et cheffe de file de la minorité à la commission du Commerce du Sénat, qui salue l’urgence soudaine des républicains sur les règles de sécurité de l’IA mais affirme qu’une législation digne de ce nom soumettrait les modèles les plus puissants à des tests menés par les scientifiques des laboratoires nationaux, afin d’évaluer s’ils pourraient permettre des cyberattaques sophistiquées ou aider à mettre au point des armes biologiques ou nucléaires.

Fonctions

  1. 3 janv. 2001aujourd’huiUnited States Senator from Washington, United States SenateDemocrat.Source
  2. 3 févr. 20213 janv. 2025Chair, Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation, United States SenateSource
  3. 3 janv. 2025aujourd’huiRanking Member, Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation, United States SenateAlso held the same position from 3 January 2019 to 3 February 2021; Ted Cruz holds the chair.Source

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  1. 11 sept. 2026 · Publication · X

    Republicans are suddenly waking up to the urgent need for tough AI safety rules, a sharp reversal from last year when House Republicans and Chairman Cruz tried to impose a 10-year moratorium on state AI regulations that the tech bros wanted. I welcome the urgency. … Meaningful legislation would require the most powerful AI models undergo testing by scientists and experts at our national laboratories to assess whether they could enable sophisticated cyberattacks or aid the development of biological or nuclear weapons.

    Ranking Member, Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation, United States Senate à l’époque

    Opposing the Thune–Cruz–Klobuchar frontier-AI bill's self-testing framework, which she would replace with mandatory vetting by the national labs and national security agencies. Sourced to the outlet that reproduces the post rather than to x.com; the date is the one printed on that page, which dates the post itself only as "on Thursday". The ellipsis stands where the page prints an attribution tag (“," Cantwell posted. "”).

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