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New White House policy guidance wants to override most state AI laws.
Proposed federal legislation is largely light-touch, worrying some states.
Researchers are still dissatisfied with federal approaches to AI safety.
On Friday, the Trump administration released new policy guidance for Congress on how AI should be federally regulated, once again reviving the call to hamper state AI laws.
After a failed attempt to limit state AI legislation this past summer, the administration resumed its efforts with a December executive order and an ensuing AI Litigation Task Force focused on curtailing state laws it feels would limit competitive development.
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