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November 23, 2024

Primer: A Look at the Biden Administration’s Approach to AI Regulation

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As Congress failed to pass comprehensive artificial intelligence (AI) legislation over the past four years, the Biden Administration turned to the administrative state to develop agency-level frameworks and guidelines mainly leveraging the existing authority of federal agencies.

Meanwhile, without a single federal standard to preempt them, many states have implemented a wide variety of policies designed to regulate different aspects of AI, particularly in the areas of government use, civil rights, intellectual property, and transparency – although this patchwork of state AI regulations is likely to add costs and confusion to the industry.

The incoming Trump Administration, working with Congress, faces the choice of pursuing a comprehensive federal law that preempts state laws or adopting a more sector-specific, decentralized approach that emphasizes flexibility and adaptability.

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