Nathaniel Moran

For governor, you are voting for Greg Abbott, Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick, Attorney General Mays Middleton, Comptroller Don Huffness, Land Commissioner Don Buckingham, and U.S. Senate Ken Paxton, also in the House of Representatives.

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You'll notice absent from this list, this feels so good to announce this.

Look at this, Texas, all right? Take a look, Texas.

So, you know, I think many policymakers see it mostly as a cybersecurity issue and they're not necessarily thinking of it as like, oh, this is like on a trend and like maybe the other things that the AI companies said were coming are also going to come and we need to be prepared for that.

I think there are some exceptions like, um, Bernie Sanders or, um, Nathaniel Moran or Ted Lieu, various others, I think, are seeing the bigger picture here.

I think Scott Besant actually is seeing the bigger picture.

But yeah, it's still way less than we need.

And then you've had Meta and Anthropic also say that they've lost control of their models that also went out and hacked other entities and other companies.

So I'm very pleased I introduced bipartisan legislation with Congressman Nathaniel Moran out of Texas.

It is the AI Kill Switch Act.

And my view is that the first principle of AI safety has got to be that humans are in control, not the other way around.

Seems impactful.

Quote Congressman Nathaniel Moran.

My office is hiring an artificial intelligence policy fellow to help shape AI legislation and track AI developments in the private sector as Congress works to keep pace with the technology.

Experience in AI, policy research, or national security is encouraged.

Seems impactful.

Quote Congressman Nathaniel Moran.

My office is hiring an artificial intelligence policy fellow to help shape AI legislation and track AI developments in the private sector as Congress works to keep pace with the technology.

Experience in AI, policy research, or national security is encouraged.

And others are like that.

And Nathaniel Moran, he's our representative here in Texarkana in the House.

He's a solid guy.

I've had him on the program.

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We, we are proud, of course, to be joined by Tyler's outstanding congressman, Nathaniel Moran.

Congressman Moran, thank you, man.

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They're twin brothers.

So I'm thinking to myself, "Troy, what the hell are you talking about? I've met you like 12 times." And then he says, "I'm really looking forward to serving alongside you in Washington, DC." And I'm like, "Oh my God, Troy Nehls has lost his mind.

He forgot that he's been congressman for 20 years." But it turns out that Troy is being replaced by his amazing but also identical-looking brother, Trevor.

Trevor, you're gonna make a great congressman.

The firm's intelligence division described that pattern as part of a broader shift in adversarial methods, one in which agentic AI tools are being paired with established offensive techniques.

Legislation introduced in July by Democratic Congressman Ted W. Liu of Los Angeles County and Republican Congressman Nathaniel Moran of Texas would require developers of the most advanced AI systems to maintain the technical means to slow, pause or fully deactivate those systems.

The pair have titled the proposal the AI Kill Switch Act.

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