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AI Risks September 24, 2026 · Smart Cities Dive

As AI threats grow, governors propose more guardrails — including a 'kill switch'

California, New York and Illinois governors unveiled AI oversight initiatives. President Donald Trump has pledged not to hinder the industry's ...

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