US EditionMeta, Amazon, and More Want 10-Year Ban on States Regulating AI
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The “Washington Effect” Could Decide the AI Race
As the global race for AI domination heats up, Republican lawmakers are working to block state-level legislation while the Trump administration pressures foreign regulators to go easier on US tech giants. The result is a concentration of regulatory power within a White House increasingly aligned with industry interests.
Meta, Amazon, and more want 10-year ban on states regulating AI
Big Tech companies including Amazon, Meta, Google, and Microsoft — but not Apple — are lobbying to block US states for forming any AI regulation for the next decade.US Capitol building in Washington, DC — image credit: US governmentThe lobbying is being done by trade body Incompas, on behalf of its members, which include major technology firms as well as energy and law firms. Apple is not a member, but it has previously lobbied against similar A…
Bipartisan Senators Oppose 10-Year Ban on State AI Regulation
WASHINGTON, June 18, 2025 – Democratic and Republican leaders joined forces Wednesday to oppose a controversial provision buried in the budget reconciliation bill that would block states from regulating artificial intelligence until 2035.Senators Marsha Blackburn, R-Tenn., and Maria Cantwell, D-Wash., joined state Attorneys General Jonathan Skrmetti, R-Tenn., and Nick Brown, D-Wash., at a press briefing Wednesday to denounce the proposed 10-year…
American giants lobby for unregulated artificial intelligence: The EU wants the oppositeIn ten years, American states should be banned from regulating artificial intelligence. That's what the lobbyists are saying
The Senate is expected to introduce its own version of the bill by July 4.
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