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BGOV OnPoint: Look Ahead to AI Policy in the 120th Congress

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Bloomberg Government has published an analysis of AI policy expected to move through the 120th Congress, mapping out the legislative landscape ahead for artificial intelligence regulation in the United States.

Why this matters: Congress is gearing up to make real decisions about how AI gets built, sold, and used. Those decisions will affect what companies are allowed to do with your data, how automated systems can be used against you in hiring or housing or law enforcement, and who gets held responsible when AI causes harm. Watching what lawmakers actually prioritize — versus what they say in speeches — is how you tell the difference between policy that protects people and policy that protects the industry.

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