Ted Lieu Youth Advisory Council proposes Congress regulate AI
by Graham Galusha Congressman Ted Lieu’s Youth Advisory Council recently concluded its year long term with an annual Youth Town Hall. The council, established in 2018, provides a platform for adolescent constituents across the 33rd Congressional District to gain insight into the governing process and influence legislative policy. The council began convening monthly in September to discuss legislation in the House and advise Congressman Lieu on issues. Each youth council representative was tasked with developing a policy proposal to Representative Lieu. The council participants, and Lieu’s legislative team, selected three of the proposals to present at the Youth Town Hall, for eventual introduction in the House Representatives by Congressman Lieu. The Town Hall was hosted by Da Vinci School in El Segundo. A proposal developed by Peninsula High School Junior Samantha Chang gained particular attention for its attempt to regulate the use of artificial intelligence. The proposal, titled “Artificial Intelligences Content Disclosure Act,” would require disclosing the use of artificially generated content in creative works. Its purpose would be to inform consumers of possible bias and…
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