Scalise says GOP leaders 'looking at other places' for AI preemption as NDAA push stalls
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- House Majority Leader Steve Scalise announced that Republican leaders are exploring alternative avenues to incorporate a measure that would prevent state-level artificial intelligence (AI) regulations, as efforts to include this provision in the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) have stalled. This initiative, which has received backing from President Trump, has faced internal divisions among Republican lawmakers during ongoing negotiations.
- The inability to secure AI preemption in the NDAA highlights the challenges within the Republican Party regarding technology regulation and could impact future legislative strategies. This situation reflects broader concerns about state-level AI laws and their implications for national defense and innovation.
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