President Trump Proposes 'One-Rule' AI Regulation, Potentially Impacting California's State Laws
President Trump has announced plans to implement a 'one-rule' regulatory model for artificial intelligence, aiming to streamline regulations across the United States. This executive action comes after a leaked draft highlighted the challenges posed by over 1,000 pieces of state legislation, particularly in California, which has been proactive in establishing AI-related laws. California's legislative efforts include Senate Bill 53, which mandates safety disclosures and whistleblower protections for AI companies. Governor Gavin Newsom has also signed several other AI-focused bills, such as Assembly Bill 489 and SB 243, addressing AI systems in health and interactions with minors. The proposed federal regulation seeks to prevent companies from navigating multiple state-specific rules, which President Trump argues could stifle innovation. 
