Nathan Quentin Moran

AI Regulation Philosophy

A candidate's general stance on regulating AI systems.

Writes about AI with neither alarm nor inaction; proactive oversight focused on human control, interpretability, and congressional accountability, without sweeping mandates

Source: Statement · dean.house.gov

Intellectual Property and AI

Positions on AI training data rights, copyright protections for creators and publishers, and liability for AI-generated content.

Co-introduced bipartisan TRAIN Act with Congresswoman Dean to require AI training data transparency for copyright holders; emphasizes AI innovation should be built on integrity