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State AI Laws Are Multiplying Faster Than Federal Regulators Can Respond

More than two dozen states have introduced or passed AI governance legislation in the past 18 months. Congress has twice rejected federal preemption. The result is a compliance landscape that changes state by state and month by month. Here is where things stand.

April 14, 2026 2 min read min read