States Step In to Regulate AI as Congress Stalls
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State legislatures are taking the lead in regulating AI as Congress has failed to pass substantive tech laws. Over two dozen states have introduced AI bills.
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States are focusing on research to understand AI impacts, limiting political deepfakes, and algorithmic discrimination.
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The EU's upcoming AI Act may influence US policy. Surveys show Americans are cautious about AI's growing role.
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Proposed state laws often give consumers rights to opt out of automated profiling that poses risks. New York City regulates AI hiring biases.
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Absent a unified federal law, differing state regulations will cause compliance headaches for companies. Tech firms want national legislation around data protections.