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NYC Council Says OpenAI, Meta Officials to Attend AI Hearing

Bloomberg Technology Monday 28 September 2026, 16:00 UTC By Nacha Cattan 1 min read
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Executives from major artificial intelligence companies are expected to appear before New York City lawmakers next week, amid growing concern about a lack of guardrails around the technology.

Executives from major artificial intelligence companies are expected to appear before New York City lawmakers next week, amid growing concern about a lack of guardrails around the technology.
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