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Trump’s AI Order Sparks Federalism Clash
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- Trump’s executive order intends to prevent 50 separate approval processes for AI companies.
- Conservative leaders, including Florida Governor DeSantis, insist state authority on AI regulation is protected under the Constitution.
- Blue states like Colorado are moving forward with strict AI regulations that industry leaders say could have wide-reaching effects.
President Trump announced he will issue an executive order to create a single national standard for AI development, voicing concerns about inconsistent state-by-state regulations. His plan has sparked immediate resistance from governors of both parties, who argue the Constitution gives states the right to set their own rules.
Trump stated,
“There must be only One Rulebook if we are going to continue to lead in AI.”
He emphasized that patchwork regulations by states—some acting as ‘bad actors’—could stifle innovation and jeopardize American leadership in AI.
Constitutional conservatives must defend states’ rights while ensuring that AI innovation is not hamstrung by partisan agendas or federal overreach. Stay engaged as this battle over technology and liberty unfolds.
The Constitution must be defended.
