Promoting the Export of the American AI Technology Stack
Creates an American AI Exports Program to promote exports of full stack U.S. AI technology packages to allies and partners.
Creates an American AI Exports Program to promote exports of full stack U.S. AI technology packages to allies and partners.
Imposes duties on user-to-user and search services to tackle illegal content and protect children, enforced by Ofcom through codes of practice, age assurance requirements and penalties.
Prohibits installing or using AI hardware, software or services developed or owned by a covered foreign vendor on state information technology assets.
Explanatory notice and mandatory template that general-purpose AI model providers use to publish a summary of the data used to train their models, including main datasets and top domain names, under Article 53 of the AI Act.
White House plan with more than 90 federal actions to speed AI innovation, build AI infrastructure and lead in international AI diplomacy and security.
Directed agencies to lease federal sites for large AI data centers and clean power, with security and cost conditions for developers.
Directs the AI Commission to work with the Secretary of State to create a regulatory sandbox framework for testing technologies that use agentic artificial intelligence.
Creates a federal regulatory framework for payment stablecoins, including issuer licensing, one to one reserve backing and disclosure requirements.
Commission guidelines clarifying which actors count as providers of general-purpose AI models and the scope of their obligations under the AI Act.
Would bar the Federal Reserve from offering accounts or products directly to individuals or issuing a central bank digital currency.
Replaces the 2014 Federal Telecommunications and Broadcasting Law and transfers regulation from the Federal Telecommunications Institute (IFT) to the Agencia de Transformacion Digital y Telecomunicaciones and a new Comision Reguladora de Telecomunicaciones.
A House bill in Congress, now in committee. Latest step: Referred to the House Committee on Foreign Affairs.
Amends the Mexican Constitution to eliminate several autonomous bodies, including the transparency and data protection institute INAI and the Federal Telecommunications Institute (IFT), transferring their functions to government agencies.
Senate subcommittee hearing on AI companies' use of copyrighted works, including pirated books, to train models.
Creates a voluntary state-run online identity system that issues citizens a network ID number and network certificate so they can verify their identity to platforms without handing over ID card details, while platforms must keep other verification options.
Would set up a pilot program on using artificial intelligence at the Consumer Product Safety Commission and require reports on blockchain and digital tokens.
Would create an Office of Policy Development and Cybersecurity within NTIA.
Would require NTIA to examine the cybersecurity of mobile networks and their exposure to attacks and surveillance by adversaries.
Sets New Zealand's approach to accelerating private sector AI adoption and innovation, published alongside voluntary responsible AI guidance for businesses.
Creates the crime of digital forgery for creating or spreading AI-generated or otherwise forged digital likenesses of a person with intent to defraud or injure.
Directs the Public Utility Commission to create a separate class of electric service for large energy use facilities such as data centers so their costs are not shifted to other ratepayers.
Human Rights Council resolution calling for a holistic approach to the human rights impacts of new and emerging digital technologies and for national digital legislation to comply with international human rights law.
Totally revised Swiss data protection act governing processing of personal data by private persons and federal bodies, aligned more closely with European standards.
House passed reconciliation provision that would have barred states and localities from enforcing laws regulating AI models and systems for 10 years; the Senate struck it 99-1.
Bars distributing deceptive synthetic media of candidates in election communications within a set period before an election unless it carries a disclosure, and lets affected candidates seek relief.
Senate companion regulating deceptive synthetic media of candidates in election communications, with a disclosure safe harbor and a private right of action.
Establishes a legal framework for the generation, management, processing, sharing and protection of digital data in Viet Nam.
Prohibits AI systems from being represented as or used to provide professional mental and behavioral health care, bars certain AI uses in public schools, and directs the Department of Education to adopt an AI policy.
Requires social media platforms to verify users' ages and obtain parental consent for users under 16, and requires schools to block social media on school networks.
Special session tax omnibus that, among other changes, repealed the sales and use tax exemption for electricity used by qualified data centers.
Education omnibus that promotes internet safety, requires social media literacy instruction in schools and requires limits on student use of wireless devices during instructional time.
Requires app stores to verify users ages and obtain parental consent for minors, and sets related duties for app developers.
Would bar social media platforms from allowing children under 13 to hold accounts and limit algorithmic feeds for users under 17.
Requires commercial websites where more than one third of content is sexual material harmful to minors to verify that users are adults.
The Supreme Court upheld Texas's age verification requirement for websites with sexually explicit material, holding that it survives intermediate scrutiny.
The Supreme Court held that the Universal Service Fund contribution scheme that pays for rural and school broadband does not violate the nondelegation doctrine.
Would have required a state bureau to study the effect of automation, AI and robotics on Florida employment.
A Senate bill in Congress, now in committee. Latest step: Placed on Senate Legislative Calendar under General Orders. Calendar No. 106.
The court granted Meta partial summary judgment that training its Llama models on the plaintiff authors' books was fair use on the record presented, denying the authors' own motion.
Omnibus act that amends the Connecticut Data Privacy Act and adds rules for social media platforms, online services, gaming and consumer contracts.
Would make people liable for knowingly distributing campaign ads containing undisclosed deepfakes of candidates in the days before an election.
Would require the Department of Commerce to support U.S. leadership in blockchain and distributed ledger technology.
Further extended the TikTok enforcement delay by 90 days.
The court held that training AI models on lawfully acquired books was fair use but that Anthropic's copying and keeping of pirated books in a central library was not, sending that claim toward trial.
Would have broadened the offense of producing or distributing sexually explicit deepfakes from videos to any deepfake media, including images.
Sets interconnection standards, cost-sharing, disclosure and emergency curtailment rules for large electric loads of 75 megawatts or more, such as data centers, in the ERCOT region.
Creates the Texas Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, managed by the comptroller outside the state treasury, to invest in bitcoin and other qualifying cryptocurrency.
Applies open meetings and public information law exceptions to government information about certain cybersecurity measures.
Regulates virtual currency kiosks to protect consumers from fraud.
Amends the Oregon Consumer Privacy Act to bar controllers from selling precise geolocation data and the personal data of consumers under 16.