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Senate Republicans are considering modifications to a proposed AI law moratorium after the Senate parliamentarian requested clarifications, particularly regarding its impact on broadband funding, amid divisions within the GOP and support from the tech industry.
Several House Republicans have declared a red line on a megabill concerning land sales, amid ongoing debates over a 10-year moratorium on enforcing state AI laws linked to a large broadband funding package. The Senate parliamentarian has requested revisions to clarify the scope of the moratorium, which has caused division among Republicans and concerns from state officials and industry groups. The bill's language and its implications for AI regulation and broadband funding are under intense scrutiny and debate.
The Senate parliamentarian has requested revisions to a bill's language concerning a 10-year moratorium on enforcing state AI laws, specifically to clarify its impact on $42 billion in broadband funding, amid political debates and differing opinions among Republicans, Democrats, and industry groups.
The Senate is considering a bill that includes a 10-year moratorium on enforcing state AI laws, with debates over its scope and impact on broadband funding, amid mixed support from politicians and industry groups.
The Senate parliamentarian has requested a rewrite of the AI moratorium language in a GOP bill to clarify its impact on $42 billion in broadband funding, amid ongoing debates and divisions within Congress and support from the tech industry.
The Senate Commerce Committee reached a compromise on a major bill, including freeing up wireless spectrum expected to generate $85 billion and tying a 10-year moratorium on state AI laws to federal broadband funds, amidst broader legislative debates and political controversies.
President Joe Biden mocked Senator Tommy Tuberville for celebrating the broadband funding that his state of Alabama received from the bipartisan infrastructure bill, despite Tuberville having voted against the bill. Biden tweeted a sarcastic response to Tuberville's tweet, and later mocked him during speeches in Chicago. Tuberville's spokesperson defended the senator's actions, stating that he opposed the bill due to concerns about wasteful spending but believes that Alabama deserves its fair share of the funding now that it has become law.