Trump Executive Order on State AI Laws ↗
Executive action · Signed 2026Sets a single federal AI framework that overrides state enforcement. Directly targets state laws like Colorado's and New York's.
Legislation
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AI Workforce Tax Credit Act ↗
Federal legislation · IntroducedIntroduced by Rep. Gottheimer. Tax credits for companies training workers on AI development and deployment.
Federal AI Preemption Push
Federal proposal · 10-year state ban stripped from OBBBLeading the Future's core policy goal: a single national AI framework that would block states from passing their own AI safety laws. The One Big Beautiful Bill initially included a 10-year ban on state AI regulations, but this provision was stripped before final passage. State-level regulation remains intact for now (NBC News, May 2026).
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