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Proposed moratorium on state AI law enforcement survives US Senate's Byrd rule

( June 21, 2025, 23:08 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex summary: A US budget reconciliation proposal to block states from enforcing their AI laws for a decade has survived the Senate's Byrd rule, which says reconciliation measures must have some budgetary effect. The provision will not be subject to a 60-vote Byrd rule point of order, according to a release from Senate Budget Democrats. "The Parliamentarian’s advice is based on whether a provision is appropriate for reconciliation and conforms to the limitations of the Byrd Rule; it is not a judgement on the relative merits of a particular policy," the release states. Statement follows below:...

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