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US AI Regulation Fragments as States and Federal Government Diverge

New reports showed California advancing new AI laws while Colorado delayed its own, highlighting a complex and conflicting national policy landscape.

Olivia Sharp 2 min read 450 views
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A fragmented U.S. AI policy landscape was evident on September 3, with California advancing new regulations while Colorado delayed its AI Act amid a federal deregulatory push.

California Pushes Forward

California lawmakers are continuing to advance a slate of bills aimed at regulating artificial intelligence, according to a September 3, 2025, report from Inside AI Policy. Lobbying efforts in the state have intensified as legislative deadlines approach. The state has already passed numerous AI-related laws that took effect in 2025, covering issues such as deepfake pornography and the use of AI in political advertising.

The ongoing legislative activity signals California's intent to establish a comprehensive governance framework for AI. Because of the size of its economy, laws enacted in California often create a de facto national …

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