AI Regulation

New Mexico's attorney general and 24 others call on Congress to pass AI safety legislation following an OpenAI system's attempted breach of a university website.

Senator Ted Cruz blocked a Democratic effort to swiftly pass the Artificial Intelligence Risk Management and Security Act of 2026 by unanimous consent in the Senate.

Speaker Mike Johnson told Fox Business Network that a moratorium or excessive regulation would jeopardize U.S. innovation and national security against China.

The New York lawmaker seeks to consolidate Democratic efforts on technology regulation after his failed congressional campaign.

The legislation would halt advanced AI development until a new federal agency establishes safety standards and reviews frontier systems.

Bill Gates published a 6,000-word essay calling for an international framework to manage AI's risks, citing job losses, security threats and harms to youth mental health.

The Anthropic CEO breaks with open-source advocates on testing requirements while rejecting calls for a categorical ban on open-weight models.

Reps. Jay Obernolte and Ted Lieu's bipartisan bill would create a federal AI oversight body—one critics say is built to favor incumbents over challengers.

Jensen Huang told lawmakers to dismiss AI safety fears in closed-door Capitol Hill meetings, a direct push to block regulations that could cut into Nvidia's chip dominance.

The rejection of AI political advertising fears highlights tech giants' lobbying push to limit government oversight

The president's concerns with the draft executive order align with industry calls for lighter regulation, delaying federal oversight

Lawmakers aim to control digital campaign spending for 2028, as Silicon Valley mobilizes lobbyists to block new regulations

President Trump's administration is holding private meetings with AI executives and lawmakers, aiming to craft a federal framework while industry groups spent $12 million in Q1 to shape policy

The Trump administration considers new AI controls as lobbying intensifies, marking a shift in how Washington plans to regulate the technology sector.

President Trump's AI adviser David Sacks told Gokhshtein Media that 'overheated rhetoric' around artificial intelligence directly contributed to the attack on OpenAI CEO Sam Altman's home, warning against fear-mongering that threatens innovation and investment.

The AI giant’s aggressive lobbying campaign in Washington aims to reshape healthcare, sparking a high-stakes battle over patient data, drug discovery, and the future of medical innovation.

Artificial intelligence proliferates in credit and rental decisions while federal oversight bodies remain slow to establish guardrails

California's tightened AI contract rules amidst federal friction create a bifurcated regulatory landscape, signaling elevated systemic risk for tech and potential capital reallocation across the broader digital economy, despite today's tech rally.