AIQuiet 11d · day 11
House AI guardrails legislation may slip to 2027, Guthrie says
Energy and Commerce Chair Brett Guthrie declines to commit to a timeline for voting on bipartisan AI regulation proposal.
What to know
- A bipartisan proposal to regulate AI faces potential delay until 2027 rather than advancing this year.
- House Energy and Commerce Chair Brett Guthrie declined to set a firm timeline for committee action.
- The delay underscores uncertainty about congressional momentum on AI policy as 2026 winds down.
“I'm not saying nothing will happen”
Brett Guthrie, House Energy and Commerce Chair · Politico ↗ · Sep 15
Brett Guthrie House Energy and Commerce Chair
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Guthrie signals delay on bipartisan AI guardrails vote
House Energy and Commerce Chair Brett Guthrie declined to commit to timing for a panel vote on a bipartisan proposal to establish guardrails on AI, suggesting the measure may not advance until 2027.
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first by NewsMax.com, 11d ago · also Politico
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- House AI action may wait until 2027, Guthrie says Politico · 11d ago
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