The American Senate removes the controversial “moratorium” of the budgetary invoice

American senators voted massively on Tuesday to remove a Controversial prohibition of 10 years On the capacities of the States, to regulate the AI ​​of the “Big Beautiful Bill” of the Trump administration, reports Axios.

The provision of the reconciliation bill was presented by Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX). Many eminent leaders of the Silicon Valley – including Sam Altman from Openai, Palmer Luckey of Anduril, and Marc Andreessen of A16z – were in favor of the so -called “Moratorium of AI”, which, according to them, would prevent states from forming an incorporated regulatory patchwork which could suffocate the innovation of AI.

The opposition to the disposition has become a bipartite question, because most of the Democrats and many Republicans have warned that the ban on state regulations would harm consumers and allowed powerful IA companies to operate with little surveillance. Critics have also opposed the Cruz plan to link compliance with federal funding of the wide strip.

After going back and forth on the arrangement, Senator Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) offered an amendment on Monday to withdraw the layout alongside Senator Maria Cantwell (D-WA).

Blackburn originally opposed at the disposal, but she came to an agreement with Cruz during the weekend which shortened the ban proposed from ten years to five years. She then supported fully on Monday.

The Senate voted 99-1 to strip the AI ​​moratorium.