26 State AGs Press Congress on AI Rules as UK Judge Backs AI Civil Rulings
emmanuelvivier · x · 2026-10-29
Two AI governance developments:
- US: Twenty-six state attorneys general are pressing Congress on AI, seeking federal rules while states aim to retain their own prerogatives — a tug-of-war over federal vs. state AI oversight.
- UK: Judge Geoffrey Vos argues for letting AI decide civil cases to speed up justice, at the risk of upending the legal profession.
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