TechNet reports lobbying activity on 808 state AI bills
An industry group says it has engaged on hundreds of state-level artificial intelligence measures. Lobbying records show continued opposition to new legal requirements even as some companies have called for safety rules.
ocregister.comTechNet, an industry group, reported engagement on 808 state bills related to artificial intelligence. The group presents itself as active across multiple state legislatures. Lobbying records indicate that major technology companies have continued efforts to oppose new legal requirements on artificial intelligence at the state level.
The activity occurs while some companies have separately called for safety rules and legislation.
State-level activity Records show the lobbying has taken place in statehouses across the country. No specific bills, states, or outcomes are detailed in the available information. The reported engagement covers a broad range of measures without listing individual pieces of legislation or their current status.
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