📜AI Bills Are Stacking Up While Congress Stalls

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AI Exposed: The Hype Must Die! Real Power, Real Risks.

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AI Bills Are Stacking Up While Congress Stalls

Lawmakers are scrambling to regulate AI, with 781 pending bills already in play—outpacing last year’s total. While states push forward with their own rules, Congress remains stuck in neutral, struggling to craft a unified approach. The result? A growing patchwork of AI laws that could shape the future of technology in unpredictable ways.

Key Points:

• There are now 781 pending AI bills, up from 743 in all of 2024 and fewer than 200 in 2023.

• Notable bills include Maryland’s H.B. 1331 (regulating high-risk AI in major decisions), Texas’ Responsible AI Governance Act, and Massachusetts’ HD 3750 (requiring insurers to disclose AI use in claims reviews).

• Congress has yet to pass a sweeping AI law, leaving states to take matters into their own hands.

• While President Trump issued an executive order in January promoting AI growth, he hasn’t thrown his weight behind any major AI regulations.

The Bottom Line:

With Congress dragging its feet, AI governance in the U.S. is shaping up to be a state-by-state patchwork. Whether federal lawmakers step up or let states continue leading the charge remains to be seen but one thing’s clear: the AI legal battlefield is getting crowded.

💡 Did You Know?

AI Can Outsmart Gamers – DeepMind’s AlphaStar became so good at StarCraft II that it reached Grandmaster level, ranking in the top 0.2% of human players.

Judge Clears the Way for Meta’s AI Copyright Battle

In a legal battle, a federal judge has allowed a copyright lawsuit against Meta to move forward though not entirely unscathed. Authors Richard Kadrey, Sarah Silverman, and Ta-Nehisi Coates claim Meta used their books to train its Llama AI models, allegedly stripping copyright information to cover its tracks. Meta, in turn, insists its actions fall under fair use and pushed to have the case tossed out. However, Judge Vince Chhabria wasn’t buying that argument, ruling that the copyright claims are solid enough to proceed. While he did dismiss allegations under California’s computer fraud law, since Meta accessed books, not computers-he acknowledged a “reasonable inference” that Meta tried to conceal its training sources. This case is just one in a growing wave of AI copyright lawsuits, proving that when it comes to artificial intelligence and intellectual property, the final chapter is far from written.

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Quick Takes

• Google Calendar Gets an AI Upgrade: Google is testing a Gemini-powered side panel in Calendar, letting users quickly check schedules, create events, and find details through simple prompts. Currently in early access, this AI assistant aims to streamline planning—no more digging through your calendar manually.

• X Expands Grok’s Reach Across the Platform: X is making it easier to interact with xAI’s Grok model, allowing users to tag it in replies for instant post explanations. With new access points including a standalone app and website, Musk’s AI chatbot is stepping up its game to compete with Meta’s expanding AI presence.

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