Trump’s avowed AI order to face legal hurdles

The HillWednesday, December 10, 2025 at 1:00:00 PM
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Trump’s avowed AI order to face legal hurdles
  • President Trump announced plans for an executive order to create a unified regulatory framework for artificial intelligence, which would supersede state laws aimed at AI regulation. This move is expected to face legal challenges as it seeks to centralize authority over AI governance.
  • The proposed executive order is significant as it reflects Trump's administration's approach to technology regulation, emphasizing a need for a singular set of rules that could streamline compliance for tech companies while potentially undermining state
  • This development highlights ongoing tensions between federal and state regulatory efforts in the rapidly evolving AI landscape, raising questions about the balance of power in technology governance and the implications for innovation and public safety.
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