A bipartisan House bill would force frontier AI developers to submit to independent audits, fund open-source security grants, and create AI security testbeds — but its preemption of state AI laws has sparked fierce opposition from both sides of the aisle.
A new 269-page House bill would regulate frontier AI with independent audits, open-source security grants, and a $300M NIST center. But the fight over state preemption could tear it apart.
A bipartisan House bill proposes sweeping AI regulation including $300M for NIST’s CAISI, open-source security grants through CISA, and mandated AI-assisted vulnerability review — but faces fierce opposition over language that would preempt state AI laws.
A bipartisan House bill proposes sweeping oversight of frontier AI models, including mandatory third-party audits, $300M for NIST’s CAISI, and open-source security grants. It’s already drawing fire over preemption of state AI laws.
The Great American AI Act is a 269-page bipartisan bill that would regulate frontier AI models, fund open-source security, and preempt state AI laws. It’s ambitious, controversial, and could reshape the entire AI landscape.
