National AI safety rules

National AI safety rules

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Congress weighs AI rules as public concern rises

AI is spreading fast, but the U.S. still lacks one clear set of national rules. This cause pushes for a federal framework that makes AI systems more transparent, accountable, and fair. Winning means Congress passes strong, enforceable guardrails that reduce bias, protect privacy, and improve safety.

Why this matters now

AI is already being used in hiring, lending, and criminal justice. When these systems are wrong or biased, people can lose jobs, housing, money, or freedom.

Right now, there is no single national framework to set clear expectations for companies and protect the public. Polls show strong demand for action: 72% of Americans want more regulation of the AI industry, and nearly 60% have little or no confidence that companies will use AI responsibly.

What's blocking progress

Even with public support, Congress has not passed a comprehensive AI law. Industry lobbying, disagreements over what to regulate first, and the complexity of AI are slowing progress.

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Lobbying

Federal Legislation via Congress

Lobby and pass a comprehensive AI regulatory law.

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Lobbying

Agency Rulemaking and Enforcement

Empower federal agencies to regulate AI under existing laws (or new authority) and aggressively enforce against AI harms.

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Litigation

Litigation and Judicial Action

Use lawsuits to hold AI deployers accountable under existing laws.

5,387 VOTES18% SHARE OF POOL
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Lobbying

State-Level Action as a Lever

Encourage states to pass their own AI laws and serve as “laboratories of democracy.”

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