Polymarket puts just 12% odds on a US AI safety bill before 2027
Polymarket · x · 2026-09-02
Polymarket's contract on the US enacting a federal AI safety bill before 2027 trades at just 12% odds, with $101,934 in volume. Resolving "Yes" requires a signed federal law with at least one of: bans on creating/releasing specific AI systems, training restrictions (data access or parameter caps), usage restrictions, or human-in-the-loop requirements.
The market notes that legislative gridlock over state preemption and regulatory scope is the dominant factor keeping odds low. The same post quotes Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang urging G20 countries to avoid AI regulations based on "theoretical harms."
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