US EditionGreene says she’ll oppose Trump’s ‘big beautiful bill’ if AI provision isn’t removed
- The House passed the 'One Big Beautiful Bill Act' in May 2025, which includes a provision banning state AI regulation for a decade.
- This provision sparked opposition because it preempts state authority amid concerns over unchecked AI use in elections and judicial enforcement.
- Legislators, watchdog groups, and a bipartisan coalition urge the Senate to remove the AI provision as states push back on losing regulatory power.
- Marjorie Taylor Greene stated she will oppose the bill unless this AI moratorium is removed, warning it violates state rights and risks the bill's passage.
- The bill’s future is uncertain as Senate revisions continue amid calls for balancing innovation with state and federal AI regulation responsibilities.
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MTG’s urgent 'red alert' warning over AI section in Big, Beautiful Bill exposes a MAJOR problem · American Wire News
Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene has raised a red alert over something that’s in the “One Big, Beautiful Bill” (OBBB) that ought not to be in it. Greene raised the alert on Tuesday, writing in a tweet that she’d just discovered that the OBBB contains a provision barring lawmakers from regulating artificial intelligence (AI) technology for 10 years. The only problem was that in revealing the discovery, she was forced to admit that she hadn’…
Mike Johnson Defends AI Provision Of 'One Big Beautiful Bill' - Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene Labels Section "Skynet" And "Rise Of The Machines" * 100PercentFedUp.com * by Danielle
As House Speaker Mike Johnson defends a controversial AI provision, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene raises alarms, warning of potential dangers. Discover the heated debate surrounding this pivotal legislation and its implications for state rights and national security.
Tax Bill’s Bid to Ban New AI Rules Faces Bipartisan Blowback
A Republican attempt to block states from enforcing new artificial intelligence rules over the next decade has drawn growing bipartisan objections, exposing tension in Washington over allowing for more unchecked AI development.The proposal, buried on pages 278 and 279 in the sweeping tax bill passed by the House last month, has drawn sharp criticism from Republican Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene and Senator Marsha Blackburn, as well as De…
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