Sen. Cruz Introduces Bill to Reduce Regulatory Burden Facing AI Companies

Ted Cruz’s new bill would let AI companies set their own rules for up to 10 years

The SANDBOX Act would let companies request exemptions from regulation for AI products and services — and let the White House override agencies that say no.

Ted Cruz Wants to Help AI Companies Duck Regulations

Move fast and get permission to break stuff.

Sen. Cruz introduces bill to reduce regulatory burden facing AI companies

A proposal from Sen. Ted Cruz would allow AI companies to work with federal agencies to modify or waive regulations and speed up approval for AI software.

Draft Senate bill gives AI companies a two-year pass on federal regulation, Bloomberg reports

Bloomberg reports that the bill from Senator Ted Cruz would let AI companies apply for a pass on regulations via a two-year “regulatory sandbox” that can be renewed for up to eight years.

Draft Senate Bill Waives Federal Rules on AI Companies During Testing

A key Republican senator is pressing to waive federal regulations for artificial intelligence companies while they test and develop their products, according to a draft of the bill viewed by Bloomberg News.

Cruz Proposes AI Sandbox to Ease Federal Oversight Rules

Senator Ted Cruz has introduced a new bill that would give artificial intelligence (AI) companies the option to request temporary relief from certain federal regulations.