US EditionGOP Push to Ban State AI Laws Ignites Debate: What to Know
- Republicans passed a House bill including a 10-year ban on state AI regulations within a tax cut and spending package up for Senate review in 2025.
- The ban aims to prevent a patchwork of state AI laws but faces opposition from some GOP members, consumer advocates, and a bipartisan group of attorneys general.
- Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei criticized the moratorium in a New York Times op-ed, calling it 'far too blunt an instrument' amid fast AI advances lacking a federal plan.
- Amodei urged Congress to establish a federal AI transparency standard to manage emerging risks, while Reddit sued Anthropic claiming unlawful data use for AI training.
- The moratorium's fate depends on Senate negotiations, with critics warning it limits state control and consumer protections, and supporters arguing it prevents regulation fragmentation.
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Six Georgia lawmakers joined more than 250 of their colleagues nationwide to ask Congress not to hamper their ability to regulate artificial intelligence. Midjourney/AI-generated art A bipartisan group of state lawmakers, including six from Georgia, is calling on Congress to cut a provision out of the massive federal spending bill that freezes state regulations on artificial intelligence for 10 years. “As state lawmakers and policymakers, we reg…
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