As technologists race to accelerate AI’s progress with minimal guardrails, they are being met with increasing resistance from a powerful global contingent: Christian leaders and their congregations.

The EO to block states from regulating artificial intelligence is splitting the tech lobby — and steering its frustration squarely toward David Sacks, the president’s top AI adviser.

Andreessen Horowitz is out with a new AI policy framework. ARI shares its thoughts.

China hardliners and Democratic lawmakers slammed the Trump administration for its decision to allow Nvidia to ship its second-most advanced AI chip to China.

A proposed AI Executive Order activates group that rarely criticizes Trump: hard right MAGA Republican podcasters wired into the White House’s whisper networks.

MAGA media personality Steve Bannon described the fight on the right as one between populists and "broligarchs" in the tech industry.

More than 200 state lawmakers are urging Congress to reject a potential provision in an annual defense bill that would preempt state laws regulating AI.

Politico covers the ongoing debate over a federal bill preempting state AI laws.

As Congress finalizes this year’s defense bill and the Pentagon begins developing next year’s AI proposals, four key questions deserve careful debate and clear answers. In this op-ed, ARI's Morgan Plummer grapples with the path-dependent AI policy questions that lawmakers throughout the government should start addressing them before answers are accidentally locked in.

AI isn’t just another tool — it’s a turning point for business and society. In this episode of The AI CEO Podcast, Brad Carson breaks down the AI Action Plan, why the U.S. leads in AI, and how CEOs must adapt or risk being left behind.

Members of Congress are yet again preparing to roll out a bill that would preempt state laws on artificial intelligence. Strip away the polish and you’ll recognize a familiar playbook: granting broad immunity for Big Tech with minimal safeguards and potentially no end date in sight. It’s essentially version 2.0 of Section 230, the liability shield that has allowed social media platforms to escape accountability for over a decade. This time, it’s aimed at letting tech off the hook for AI harms.

Bipartisan AI policy nonprofit Americans for Responsible Innovation is warning policymakers not to overlook a less-discussed ingredient in AI development: data.