What Utah leaders say about Trump's preemption on AI state regulations

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

63% : " He referred to examples like one cited in the order that bans "algorithmic discrimination" on so-called high-risk AI systems in Colorado.
59% : Because AI is evolving so quickly, States are closer to the ground and uniquely positioned to adjust quickly and develop tailored regulations," he said.
50% : "And, they're imposing values that don't necessarily represent all Americans on these regulations, on the baseline models of AI.

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