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Latest attempt to click on Imposing a ban on countries regulating artificial intelligence The annual defense bill was reportedly rejected after facing bipartisan opposition.
House Majority Leader Steve Scalise (R-Los Angeles) said Tuesday that Republican leaders will look “other places” to include the measure — an effort supported by President Trump — according to The hill.
The proposal to bar states from enacting their own AI regulations came months after GOP lawmakers sought to include a Stop for 10 years On state AI laws in Trump’s tax and spending bill introduced earlier this year. Judgment to fail Then because of the strong resistance from both parties.
Silicon Valley has supported such measures, arguing that state regulations create an unworkable patchwork of rules that may stifle innovation.
Critics argue that most state AI legislation focuses on safety, transparency, and consumer protection, and in the absence of federal AI laws that perform these tasks, preventing states from regulating would effectively hand control to big tech companies without oversight.
Scalise reportedly acknowledged that a defense bill was not the appropriate place to include such a provision, and reiterated Trump’s previous calls for the ban to be introduced as a separate bill. A It leaked The draft executive order indicates that Trump is considering taking matters into his own hands, despite reports that such efforts have been made Temporarily paused for now.