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The US Senate digital assets subcommittee has released a revised final offer of the Clarity Act, incorporating Trump-backed ethics provisions. The legislation is scheduled for a vote on September 15. The move comes amid a broader debate on AI regulation, with figures like David Sacks arguing that AI companies should voluntarily slow development rather than seek a regulatory framework.
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