States Race Ahead on AI Rules as Federal Action Stalls

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With federal action on AI moving slowly, a growing number of states are rushing their own AI regulations—Illinois mandates independent audits of AI developers, while others like Colorado, Connecticut, Utah and Oregon push transparency and safeguards for workers and minors; California advances a No Robo Bosses Act, Florida stalls, and the scattered measures collectively signal a major shift toward state-led AI accountability.
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