Anthropic researcher flags imprecise preemption language in AI policy draft
EthanJPerez · x · 2026-10-19
Anthropic researcher Ethan Perez retweeted a debate over an AI policy draft: @ajcimino objected that the preemption language "isn't precise enough," and the response acknowledged it was a draft being actively revised. A concrete inside-the-beltway exchange on federal preemption clauses in AI regulation.
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