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40 AGs Urge Congress: Reject AI Regulation Ban

11/26/2025

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Attorneys General Oppose AI Ban

Nearly 40 attorneys general urge Congress to reject a ban on state AI regulations.
They cite AI risks to children, including deepfakes and harmful chatbot interactions.
Over 200 state lawmakers sign a separate letter opposing a blanket prohibition on state AI rules.
They argue the ban would hinder democratic debate and policymaking.
House GOP leadership weighs adding the ban to next year's military funding bill.

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Super PAC Influences AI

Leading The Future, a pro-AI super PAC, will spend over $100 million to influence regulation.
The effort aims to shape U.S. AI policy before the 2026 midterms.
Its first target is New York Assembly member Alex Bores, co-sponsor of Responsible AI Safety and Education (RAISE) Act.
The campaign will push a uniform national AI approach, while Republicans including U.S. President Donald Trump advocate a moratorium on state AI laws.

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Attorneys General Oppose AI Ban

Nearly 40 attorneys general urge Congress to reject a ban on state AI regulations.
They cite AI risks to children, including deepfakes and harmful chatbot interactions.
Over 200 state lawmakers sign a separate letter opposing a blanket prohibition on state AI rules.
They argue the ban would hinder democratic debate and policymaking.
House GOP leadership weighs adding the ban to next year's military funding bill.

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