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   Trump's push to overrule AI regulation falters as Republicans split   
      
   Date:   
   Wed, 03 Dec 2025 18:24:00 +0000   
      
   Description:   
   Trump says state-level AI regulations are hampering US growth as Chinese   
   competition intensifies.   
      
   FULL STORY   
      
   An important conflict is playing out over whether the National Defense   
   Authorization Act (NDAA) should block state-level AI regulations, and   
   President Trump is pressuring Republicans to include a nationwide ban on    
   state AI laws in the NDAA.    
      
   Trump argues that a single federal standard would be necessary in avoiding a   
   patchwork of 50 State Regulatory Regimes.    
      
   In a Truth post , the President wrote: "Overregulation by the States is   
   threatening to undermine this Major Growth Engine If we dont, then China will   
   easily catch us in the AI race."   
      
   Trump advocates for blanket US AI regs to avoid state-level patchwork   
      
   A draft executive order being considered by Trump would see states that    
   impose 'restrictive' AI rules penalized with limited broadband funding.    
      
   Republican lawmakers have generally opposed overriding state laws, citing   
   states rights and federalism. More than 200 state lawmakers have urged   
   Congress to reject AI pre-emption, arguing that states are better positioned   
   to act quickly on emerging tech issues.    
      
   A blanket prohibition on state and local AI and automated decision-system   
   regulation would abruptly cut off active democratic debate in statehouses and   
   impose a sweeping pause on policymaking at the very moment when communities   
   are seeking responsive solutions, they wrote.    
      
   Democrats have warned against giving Big Tech a multi-year holiday from state   
   oversight.    
      
   They warned that the proposed federal pre-emption measure would block states   
   from addressing AIs emerging risks, leaving children, workers, critical   
   infrastructure and the environment at risk.    
      
   Despite a 99:1 vote rejecting the change, Trump has since been criticized for   
   siding with Big Tech.    
      
   "Put it in the NDAA, or pass a separate Bill, and nobody will ever be able to   
   compete with America," Trump concluded in the Truth post.   
      
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   Link to news story:   
   https://www.techradar.com/pro/trumps-push-to-overrule-ai-regulation-falters-as   
   -republicans-split   
      
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