US president signs executive order seeking to curtail state AI laws

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

44% : For example, kid safety we're going to protect, we're not pushing back on that, but we're going to push back on the most onerous examples of state regulations," he said.
43% : A push led by Sen. Ted Cruz to include the national standard in the annual defense spending bill was rejected earlier this month.
35% : The order alleges that state-level AI regulations "unconstitutionally regulate interstate commerce, are preempted by existing Federal regulations, or are otherwise unlawful in the Attorney General's judgment.
34% : " David Sachs, a billionaire venture capitalist who has served as Trump's artificial intelligence and crypto czar and has been leading the administration's push for a national standard, said the president's order "gives your administration tools to push back on the most onerous and excessive state regulations.
29% : Order tasks Attorney General Pam Bondi with forming an 'AI litigation task force,' which will 'challenge State AI laws inconsistent with' what the order describes as 'a minimally burdensome national policy framework for AI' US President Donald Trump signed an executive order Thursday that orders officials to fight state-level artificial intelligence (AI) laws until Congress establishes a federal regulatory framework.

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