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Trump opposition kills Florida AI Bill of Rights, splits GOP

Trump's opposition killed Florida's AI Bill of Rights legislation and split Republicans in the state legislature, the New York Times reported. The bill would have established consumer protections around AI-generated content, algorithmic bias, and automated decision-making. Trump's team intervened to block the legislation, arguing that state-level AI regulation would hamper American competitiveness. The episode highlights the tension between state-level consumer protection and the federal government's preference for minimal AI regulation.
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