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摘要: Federal AI regulation reached its most ambitious congressional moment Thursday when a bipartisan pair of House lawmakers released a 269-page proposal that would bar states from enacting new laws gover...
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Federal AI regulation reached its most ambitious congressional moment Thursday when a bipartisan pair of House lawmakers released a 269-page proposal that would bar states from enacting new laws governing how AI systems are built — for at least three years — while requiring the country's most powerful AI developers to submit to semi-annual third-party audits. The bill, formally titled the
Great American Artificial Intelligence Act of 2026
, landed within hours to near-universal rejection from labor unions, consumer advocates, and even a formal House Democratic commission — the latest flashpoint in a three-year standoff over who gets to govern artificial intelligence in the United States.
Reps. Jay Obernolte (R-CA) and Lori Trahan (D-MA), both members of the House Energy and Commerce Committee's Subcommittee on Commerce, Manufacturing, and Trade, unveiled the discussion draft alongside four additional co-sponsors: Reps. Suhas Subramanyam (D-VA), Scott Franklin (R-FL), Scott Peters (D-CA), and Erin Houchin (R-IN). The draft is open for public stakeholder comment before formal introduction, with feedback directed to
GAAIA@mail.house.gov
.
"Artificial intelligence is advancing rapidly, which is why Congress must take a thoughtful and bipartisan approach to regulating this critical technology," Obernolte said in his statement. Trahan described the threats AI poses to national security, safety, and the workforce as "here and growing by the day."
Federal AI Regulation Bill Would Freeze State AI Development Laws for Three Years
The bill's most contested provision imposes a three-year preemption of state laws that specifically regulate the
development
of AI models — meaning how systems are trained, built, and weighted. State laws governing the
deployment
of AI systems are explicitly excluded from the preemption, a distinction the sponsors describe as a deliberate compromise. The preemption would sunset after three years.
Under the draft, states would re
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