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Bipartisan AI draft proposes three-year preemption of state laws – Roll Call
Notably, <strong>it includes a three-year preemption of state laws related to AI development that has previously generated significant pushback for Trahan</strong>. Reps. Suhas Subramanyam, D-Va.; Scott Franklin, R-Fla.; Scott Peters, D-Calif.; and Erin Houchin, ...
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Ensuring a National Policy Framework for Artificial Intelligence – The White House
For example, a new Colorado law banning “algorithmic discrimination” may even force AI models to produce false results in order to avoid a “differential treatment or impact” on protected groups. Third, State laws sometimes impermissibly regulate beyond State borders, impinging on interstate commerce. My Administration must act with the Congress to ensure that there is a minimally burdensome national standard — not 50 discordant State ones.
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New federal AI bill would limit state control over AI model development
<strong>The preemptions would expire after three years</strong>, ensuring Congress continues to revise and update the Act as needed. The proposal further addresses AI oversight when it comes to American workers, requiring large frontier AI developers to establish ...
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Bipartisan 'Great American AI Act' draft proposes new federal AI governance framework | FedScoop
A key issue in American AI governance over the last year, the draft also includes provisions that would preempt states from issuing their own laws regulating the development of frontier AI models — though it would allow for states to pass laws of “general applicability” related to AI and regulate models after they’ve been deployed.
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Federal Preemption in AI Governance: What the Expected Executive Order Means for Your State Compliance Strategy — AI: The Washington Report | Mintz
Broader legislative framework: Lastly, the EO reportedly directs David Sacks and the Director of the Office of Legislative Affairs to develop a legislative recommendation for a federal AI framework designed to preempt state laws in areas covered by the EO. The draft EO specifically references recently enacted state AI statutes, including California’s Transparency in Frontier Artificial Intelligence Act (S.B. 53) and Colorado’s Artificial Intelligence Act (S.B. 24-205), which it characterizes as contributing to a “patchwork” regulatory landscape, as we’ve previously covered.
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The White House Legislative Recommendations: National Policy Framework for Artificial Intelligence and Federal Preemption of State AI Laws | Insights | Ropes & Gray LLP
States have continued to enact and enforce a wide range of AI-related laws, from statutes imposing algorithmic accountability (e.g., Colorado, California, Texas, Utah) to privacy laws and sector-specific requirements, thereby creating what the administration asserts is “a patchwork of 50 different regulatory regimes” that makes compliance more challenging.3 · In response, the Executive Order asserted broad federal authority to preempt state AI laws and established an “AI Litigation Task Force” to challenge state laws on constitutional grounds, including preemption and the Dormant Commerce Clause.
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