The White House’s National AI Policy Framework sets out seven priorities for Congress to codify into federal law, including the preemption of state AI regulations in favor of a unified national standard; age-assurance requirements and stronger parental controls to protect children; deference to the courts on intellectual property questions arising from AI training on copyrighted material; and support for AI infrastructure development while shielding ratepayers from higher electricity costs. The framework carves out important exceptions to preemption, preserving generally applicable laws that protect children, prevent fraud, and protect consumers. The framework faces an uncertain future, and companies will need to continue to navigate a fragmented and evolving patchwork of state and federal AI regulations. Click here to continue reading the full version of this alert.
White House National AI Policy Framework Calls for Preempting State Laws, Protecting Children
