NEW YORK — Whether the hopefuls looking to replace retiring Rep. Jerry Nadler like it or not, their race has become a flashpoint for the national debate over how to regulate artificial intelligence — and Assemblymember Alex Bores has claimed the label of “AI guy.”
Much of Bores’ rise in the competitive campaign has stemmed from his signature policy in the state Legislature, the RAISE Act, one of the country’s landmark laws to establish guardrails for AI. It drew millions of dollars in attack ads against him from tech leaders who argue such regulations stymie innovation — and even more from those in the industry who are friendlier to AI…
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