Senate AI bill would bar states from opting out of federal framework, critic warns
acmoytoy · x · 2026-10-05
Roger Seheult amplified a warning that a Senate AI bill, if passed, would make it impossible for states to opt out in the future even if the results prove unsatisfactory.
A quoted reply from @SaveStandard links to the full text of the bill for verification. The preemption of state authority on AI regulation is drawing criticism.
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