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AI Risks June 13, 2026 · YouTube

'Communist China Is Trying To Dominate AI ': Ricketts Asks Tech Expert About AI Race With China

During a Senate Banking Committee hearing on Thursday, Sen. Pete Ricketts (R-NE) asked Hudson Institute Senior Fellow David Feith about the AI ...

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