State lawmakers are still moving ahead on AI regulation, with Utah emerging as a flashpoint as the Trump administration pushes for a single national standard and more than 1,000 AI-related proposals circulate in state capitols.
European lawmakers voted on March 26, 2026 to delay parts of the AI Act, including some high-risk system requirements and watermarking deadlines, creating more breathing room for AI companies even as the bloc’s flagship AI rulebook continues to take shape.
EU negotiators are discussing a compromise that would simplify how the AI Act interacts with sector-specific rules, a sign that Brussels is recalibrating the bloc’s flagship AI law under growing pressure from industry and member states.
