House Draft Bill Aims to Block States From Enacting Their Own AI Regulations

The U.S. House of Representatives released a draft legislation on AI governance. The bill proposes to prohibit individual states from creating their own AI rules. Lawmakers argue that a uniform federal approach is needed for the emerging technology. The draft seeks to centralize authority over AI policy at the national level. Supporters contend that state‑level regulations could create a fragmented regulatory landscape. The proposal is being circulated among members for review and possible amendment. If enacted, the measure would limit state governments’ ability to address AI concerns locally. The next steps include committee hearings and potential floor debate.