The US Senate has voted nearly unanimously to remove a 10-year moratorium on the enforcement of state artificial intelligence ...

Despite the Senate’s July 1 vote to protect states’ rights to keep residents safe, a moratorium is expected to once again ...

A federal proposal that would ban states and local governments from regulating AI for 10 years could soon be signed into law, ...

Calls for sweeping AI regulation are growing louder—from D.C. hearings to tech think tanks. But amid all this hand-wringing, ...

As the U.S. defines its AI policy, we must ensure states continue to have the authority to protect kids from new technologies ...

The federal government dropped its actions against state-level guardrails, leaving tech policy leaders split on how to balance tech advancement with proper oversight.

A comprehensive federal regulatory framework for AI is neither politically nor technically feasible. A more flexible approach ...

Lawmakers declined to stop states from regulating artificial intelligence, but the debate over rules for AI is just beginning ...

President Trump’s “Big, Beautiful Bill” passed in the Senate, but an amendment banning states from regulating AI for a decade didn‘t survive.

Support for federal guidelines or regulation around AI technologies received bipartisan support in the last congress, and the Bipartisan House Task Force on Artificial Intelligence released its ...

The 10-year moratorium gives Congress time to work with industry, researchers, regulators, and communities to craft a smart, national AI framework. No one is calling for a digital Wild West.

Congress could ban state AI regulation for a decade. These state lawmakers say 'no way.' President Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill" bans AI regulation at the state level for 10 years.