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A new bipartisan framework could preempt state AI laws for three years.
A new bipartisan draft bill proposes preempting state AI laws for three years.
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Reps. Jay Obernolte and Lori Trahan will release a 269-page discussion draft for federal AI regulation.
The proposed framework aims to establish a national AI standard to unify protections across states.
The bill's temporary preemption would give Congress time to develop comprehensive, long-term AI rules.
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A new bipartisan framework could preempt state AI laws for three years.
Reps. Jay Obernolte (R-CA) and Lori Trahan (D-MA) are releasing a highly anticipated 269-page draft bill as a launching pad for discussion about federal AI regulation, Politico reported. In a Bloomberg Law op-ed, the lawmakers said a national standard is necessary to extend protections across state lines.
Congress set to unveil AI draft that would preempt state laws
[ Politico ]
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