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Liz Allen, chair of Loeb & Loeb’s Emerging Technologies practice, is quoted in The Wall Street Journal discussing the uncertain future of federal artificial intelligence (AI) legislation following the removal of a proposed 10-year moratorium on state-level AI laws from the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.
According to the article, the moratorium had been designed to clear a path for federal oversight of AI-related data privacy and security, aiming to prevent a fragmented landscape of state-by-state regulations.
In the article, Liz noted that with the moratorium shelved, “it seems unlikely that any comprehensive federal AI regulation will be enacted in the near term.”
To read the full article, please see The Wall Street Journal’s website (subscription may be required).
According to the article, the moratorium had been designed to clear a path for federal oversight of AI-related data privacy and security, aiming to prevent a fragmented landscape of state-by-state regulations.
In the article, Liz noted that with the moratorium shelved, “it seems unlikely that any comprehensive federal AI regulation will be enacted in the near term.”
To read the full article, please see The Wall Street Journal’s website (subscription may be required).
