A leaked draft executive order would empower federal agencies to override state AI laws, threatening federal funds for noncompliance and creating a litigation task

Trump is re-upping efforts to ban states from regulating AI, and it's drawing pushback from members of his own party.

President Donald Trump’s recent executive order, which requires a “senior appointee” or “designee” to approve only those federal grants that match the president’s policy priorities, federal agency goals and the “national interest,” marks a ...

President Trump is taking aim at state artificial intelligence (AI) laws that his administration sees as threats to the growing industry and the U.S’s ability to dominate it. The clash with state legislatures has long been brewing,

But because AI is such a new technology area with many unknowns and policymakers don’t want to stymie development, actually getting laws on the books has been a slow challenge. Recognizing the advantage of being a first mover in the space and seeing its nexus to existing privacy laws,