The House reconciliation bill would block states and localities from enforcing new regulations on artificial intelligence for the next 10 years. But as the bill heads over to the Senate, the provision is on shaky ground.
Sen. Josh Hawley, who’s been a prominent voice against anticompetitive practices in Big Tech, told NOTUS the provision would only make it to President Donald Trump’s desk over his “firm opposition.”
“I’ll try to do everything I can to kill that,” Hawley said. “It’s really terrible policy. I thought we were the party of individual rights,” Hawley said.