Details of Cruz/Cantwell/Thune AI bill leak, sparks dispute over accuracy
neil_chilson · x · 2026-09-12
- Reported details of a new AI bill from Senators Cruz, Cantwell, and Thune are circulating, with the source calling the draft "not good."
- Policy expert neilchilson publicly disputed the characterization, saying the account is "deeply inaccurate."
- The disagreement highlights ongoing uncertainty around the substance of US congressional AI legislation ahead of any official text.
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