The Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) annual legislative conference, which concluded Sunday, focused on artificial intelligence opportunities and regulation, with Vice Chair Rep. Troy Carter stating that at least 60 of 62 CBC members would vote for an AI regulation bill. The debate also covered data center expansion, with Meta President Dina Powell McCormick highlighting economic benefits, while energy companies like Exelon discussed potential impacts on energy prices and quality of life. The discussions took place amid concerns over congressional redistricting, which could put up to 19 CBC seats at risk.