- Sen. Elizabeth Warren criticized an AI provision in President Trump’s tax-and-spending bill, arguing it could raise rents and violate Senate rules.
- The provision would prevent states from regulating AI for a decade, allegedly protecting companies like RealPage, accused of coordinating rent increases.
- Warren highlighted the timing of the provision amid a housing crisis, urging Americans to contact their senators for its removal.
- Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene also opposed the AI provision, threatening to vote against the bill unless it is eliminated.
- A bipartisan group of state attorneys general expressed concerns, stating that the provision undermines state rights and fails to provide real solutions.