US budget bill passes without controversial block on states regulating AI
Lawmakers have passed President Trump’s budget reconciliation but removed one of its most tech-contentious measures — the ban of state-level AI regulation – meaning the law will have little effect on the tech industry.
House minority leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) tried to delay a vote on the bill with a nine-hour speech but that couldn’t prevent its passage in a form that contains no apparent changes that could force it back to the Senate for additional revisions. It’s now up to President Trump to sign it into law, right on time with his July 4 deadline.
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