Congress: Oppose The 10-Year Ban on AI Regulation

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A reconciliation bill, contentiously known as "one big, beautiful bill," is being considered by the Senate right now. Slipped into this bill is a dangerous provision that bans all state-level AI regulations for ten years with no federal alternative. The ban effectively ties states' hands regarding a technology that could touch all aspects of their constituents' lives – and gives tech giants and AI developers a blank check to experiment and deploy technologies without meaningful oversight or consequences.

Such an alarming policy change only adds to the many other egregious civil liberty issues that the reconciliation bill currently contains. We must tell Congress to oppose this 10-year ban on AI regulation immediately: Send your message now.

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Subject Oppose the Reconciliation Bill’s 10-Year Ban on AI Regulation

I’m writing as your constituent to express my extreme concern about the current reconciliation bill’s provision to ban all state-level AI regulations for ten years with no federal alternative. Please do everything in your power to oppose this ban immediately.

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Polls consistently show that Americans want their elected representatives to provide more oversight and accountability for tech companies, not less. This provision flies in the face of what the people of this nation want – while also tying states' hands on a technology that could touch all aspects of their constituents' lives. Please oppose the reconciliation bill’s ban on AI regulation now.

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Congress: Oppose The 10-Year Ban on AI Regulation

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