"President Donald Trump said Monday he will issue an executive order this week aimed at curbing state laws regulating artificial intelligence, marking a major victory for tech industry groups pushing for federal preemption. In a post on Truth Social, Trump said he intends to create a single national framework for AI rules and regulations. While the president offered no specifics,"
"a leaked draft of an executive order circulated last month included directions for the U.S. Attorney General to sue states to overturn existing AI statutes and instructed federal agencies to withhold broadband grants and other funding from states that maintain laws and regulations on the books. Attempts to reserve the regulation of artificial intelligence to the federal government have already appeared in Congress, but failed after"
President Donald Trump announced plans to issue an executive order this week to curb state laws regulating artificial intelligence and create a single national framework for AI rules and regulations. A leaked draft of the order would direct the U.S. Attorney General to sue states to overturn existing AI statutes and instruct federal agencies to withhold broadband grants and other funding from states that maintain AI laws. Congressional efforts to centralize AI regulation at the federal level have appeared but faltered after pushback from AI-skeptical Republicans. The American right is divided, with populists like Steve Bannon opposing limits on state regulation and tech boosters lobbying against restrictions.
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