State attorneys general ask Congress for AI safety rules
A bipartisan coalition of 26 attorneys general urged Congress to regulate AI on September 25. Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield called for federal oversight of safety testing and public investigations of incidents.
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The letter also asks Congress to preserve state protections and allow states to enforce federal rules.
The attorneys general are asking Congress to act. Their letter does not turn the proposals into law. The coalition cites earlier incidents, but the release offers no new independent findings about them.
Watch whether Congress preserves state enforcement powers and names who can investigate incidents.
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- Oregon Department of JusticeRayfield urges Congress to set AI safety rules ↗
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