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US Senate measure to block state AI laws clears procedural hurdle after changes

By Emma Whitford ( June 23, 2025, 22:01 GMT | Insight) -- A plan to block US states from enforcing their artificial intelligence laws for a decade has satisfied the Senate's Byrd procedural rule — following modifications from Republicans — potentially reducing financial consequences for states that move ahead with regulations. The proposal has yet to reach a full vote in the chamber.A plan to block US states from enforcing their artificial intelligence laws for a decade has satisfied the Byrd procedural rule in the Senate, but only after Republicans modified it — potentially reducing financial consequences for states that move ahead with regulations....

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