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AI POLICY OFFERS BIPARTISAN OPENING, SAYS EQUALAI CEO

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FRI, SEP 25, 2026

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Miriam Vogel, president and CEO of EqualAI, told lawmakers that AI policy development presents a rare opportunity for bipartisan cooperation, citing minimal partisan division during her testimony on AI's societal impact.

Vogel testified before Congress on how artificial intelligence affects various sectors and stakeholders. She characterized the policy landscape as notably free from the partisan rhetoric that typically divides lawmakers on tech issues. The EqualAI chief also addressed the competitive dynamics between the United States and China in AI development. She noted that China is employing a coordinated "whole of government approach" to advance its AI capabilities, suggesting the country is mobilizing resources across multiple sectors and agencies. Vogel's comments suggest that the urgency of AI governance—particularly in light of international competition—may be creating common ground among policymakers across party lines. Her testimony indicates that AI regulation could become one of the few technology policy areas where Democrats and Republicans find alignment, potentially accelerating the legislative process.

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