The White House has been skeptical of any approach that imposes strict requirements on companies.
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A bipartisan group of House lawmakers on Thursday unveiled a proposal to regulate AI that would override some state laws.
Why it matters: The draft's release is major step in what will be a difficult path forward for a bipartisan AI bill that can pass the House and the Senate.
US House lawmakers release draft bill to prohibit state AI rules
US House lawmakers release draft bill to regulate AI - The Economic Times
Congress set to unveil AI draft that would preempt state laws
New Bipartisan Legislation Takes a Big Step Forward in Restricting State Regulation of AI
Lawmakers propose AI framework that would preempt state laws for 3 years
US House lawmakers release draft bill to regulate AI
White House sends AI legislative framework to Congress amid state-level efforts
Bipartisan AI draft proposes three-year preemption of state laws
A new bipartisan framework could preempt state AI laws for three years.
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