The burgeoning field of artificial intelligence (AI) has seen unprecedented growth and development in recent years, prompting legislative bodies around

President Trump announced on Truth Social his plans to sign an executive order that would ban states from regulating AI development.

President Donald Trump has signed an Executive Order that aims to restrict states from regulating artificial intelligence. Texas is one of a handful of states that have passed laws setting rules for AI across the private sector.

In a landmark move that has stirred both support and controversy, former President Donald Trump issued an executive order aimed

Proponents of AI preemption equate competitiveness with deregulation, arguing that state-level guardrails hamper innovation and weaken the United States in its technological competition with China. The reality is the opposite.

This statement is in response to breaking news. Please contact [email protected] to speak with the scholar. On December 11, President Donald Trump issued a new executive order (EO) on “Ensuring a National Policy Framework for Artificial Intelligence (AI)” to address the rapid proliferation of state and local AI rules across the nation.

Just like in the cable TV context, Republican and Democratic governors alike will descend on Washington to preserve their regulatory authority over AI.

U.S. push for national AI rules cites cross-state trade and aims to stop 50 conflicting regimes, reducing compliance costs for startups.