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Fragmented AI Laws Hindering U.S. Federal IT Modernization

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  • Congress is considering a 10-year moratorium on state and local AI laws to prevent regulatory fragmentation.
  • Inconsistent state AI regulations could increase compliance costs and hinder IT modernization across federal agencies.
  • The federal government relies on commercial off-the-shelf technologies for system modernization in various departments.
  • A moratorium would allow Congress to establish a unified national framework while promoting $500 million in federal IT investments.
  • Without a cohesive approach, the U.S. risks losing its competitive edge in innovation, service delivery, and national security.

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U.S. Policy on State AI Laws and Big Tech Issues

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  • Big tech vendors seek relief from varying state laws on AI and data privacy, with Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act proposing a 10-year moratorium on state AI laws.
  • The U.S. House passed a tax and domestic policy bill by a narrow margin, which includes a provision to halt state enforcement of AI regulations.
  • Despite concerns over a chaotic patchwork of laws, progress on federal data privacy legislation remains slow, with previous attempts failing to pass.
  • Texas has secured substantial settlements against Google and Meta for violating user data privacy, signaling a strict state approach to tech regulation.
  • Industry experts warn that a lack of cohesive federal regulations may hinder accountability for AI vendors, emphasizing the need for appropriate legal frameworks.

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