Former presidential candidate Andrew Yang spoke with Fox News Digital about the dangers of AI.

In the rapidly evolving landscape of artificial intelligence (AI), the U.S. federal and state governments find themselves at a pivotal juncture.

The FCC recently announced an investigation of robocalls created by Generative AI after a deepfake message emulating President Biden urged voters in New Hampshire to skip voting in last month’s primary. At the same time, members of Congress held a hearing on the use of Generative AI in the legislative branch.

And the Government Accountability Office (GAO) has unveiled a detailed report, showcasing the extensive utilization of AI across various non-military federal agencies. This document reveals more than 200 current applications and over 500 planned initiatives, marking a significant leap in the government's engagement with AI technologies.

When it comes to AI, the U.S. federal and state governments are at a pivotal juncture. (Josep Lago/AFP via Getty Images)

From enhancing national security to advancing scientific research, AI's potential is being tapped in myriad ways. Yet, the burgeoning use of such a potent tool raises critical questions about its governance, ethical use, and the strategic........

© Fox News