The AI Policy Atlas tracks federal and state legislation shaping AI governance.
13 bills across all committees and floor action.
Requires disclosure when a robocall uses AI to emulate a human and raises TCPA forfeiture amounts. Heard in the E&C Communications and Technology Subcommittee on July 22, 2026.
Creating Legal and Ethical AI Recordings Act: statutory authority to apply standards to systems transmitting AI-generated artificial or prerecorded telephone messages.
Directs the FCC to establish a task force on unlawful robocalls, aimed at foreign-originated traffic entering U.S. networks through gateway providers.
E&C Ranking Member package that would rewrite the TCPA and create new disclosure requirements for AI-generated calls and texts.
Requires national security review of Chinese humanoid and quadruped robots; systems posing unacceptable risk go on the FCC Covered List and are barred from the U.S. market.
House-passed youth online safety package combining KOSA, COPPA 2.0, and the SAFE BOTs Act's chatbot disclosure and guardrail requirements for minor users.
Declares the December 2025 AI Preemption Executive Order without force or effect and bars federal funds from implementing it, protecting state authority and BEAD eligibility.
Would write federal preemption of state AI law into statute, the House vehicle closest to the administration's national framework push.
Codifies the National AI Research Resource to broaden access to compute and datasets beyond the largest labs.
Requires location verification mechanisms on export-controlled advanced AI chips to deter diversion to adversaries.
Federal right against unauthorized AI replicas of voice and likeness, with platform notice-and-takedown duties.
Transparency and reporting requirements aimed directly at frontier foundation model developers.
Federal audits, bias testing, and FTC reporting for AI used in hiring, housing, credit, health care, and policing; Sen. Wyden carries the Senate version.
11 bills in the Senate track.
Public law criminalizing publication of non-consensual intimate imagery, including AI-generated, with a 48-hour platform removal mandate.
Passed the Senate in January 2026; gives victims of non-consensual AI-generated intimate imagery a federal private right of action. Held at the desk in the House.
Hawley-Blumenthal bill requiring chatbot age verification and non-human disclosure, banning AI companions for minors. Reported unanimously by Judiciary on April 30, 2026; awaits the floor.
291-page omnibus introduced March 18, 2026: federal preemption plus KOSA, NO FAKES, TRAIN, AI LEAD liability standards, frontier model evaluation at DOE, and COPIED provenance rules.
Creates a federal regulatory sandbox letting AI developers seek waivers from agency rules, a pillar of the light-touch national framework approach.
Senate companion to nullify the AI Preemption Executive Order; paired with a States' Right to Regulate AI Act among Democratic responses.
Voice-and-likeness digital replica right; refreshed as the NO FAKES Act of 2026 and folded into the Blackburn omnibus.
Senate companion directing an FCC task force on unlawful foreign-originated robocalls, where AI voice cloning is accelerating fraud volume.
Curtis-Schiff bill requiring age estimation and independent audits for chatbots accessible to minors.
Markey bill requiring safe design features from entities that make AI chatbots available to minors.
Codifies voluntary federal AI standards work and agency-industry testbeds; absorbed into broader framework negotiations.
14 actions: rulemakings, enforcement, and guidance across federal agencies.
Stood up January 9, 2026 solely to challenge state AI laws. Intervened April 24 in xAI v. Colorado against the Colorado AI Act on Equal Protection grounds; enforcement of the Act suspended April 27.
EO 14365 required Commerce to publish its list of 'onerous' state AI laws by March 11, 2026, triggering BEAD ineligibility. Release still pending as of mid-2026; the overhang shapes every state session.
February 2024 declaratory ruling classing AI-cloned voices as 'artificial' under the TCPA, plus an open rulemaking on defining and disclosing AI-generated calls and texts (CG Docket 23-362).
Governs federal agency AI use and procurement, the fastest lever shaping what vendors must attest to when selling AI into government.
Compulsory study of companion chatbot providers and deception cases defining the outer bounds of AI marketing claims and consumer harm.
Post-diffusion-rule framework controlling advanced compute exports, the supply chain hinge for frontier AI capability.
AI RMF lineage plus the Center for AI Standards and Innovation's evaluation work, referenced by multiple pending bills as the federal baseline.
AI data security guidance and sector playbooks governing how AI is deployed inside communications and other critical infrastructure operations.
Interconnection, transmission, and generation initiatives to power AI data center growth, the binding physical constraint on the buildout.
Department-wide push to field AI capability, setting assurance expectations that flow into defense industrial base contracts.
The multi-part AI study, including the generative AI training report, framing the IP fights running through NO FAKES, TRAIN, and the state replica laws.
The federal AI research and education investment base that CREATE AI would scale through the National AI Research Resource.
Lifecycle guidance for AI in medical devices, the most mature sector model for how agencies regulate deployed AI.
AV exemption and reporting modernization easing deployment of AI-driven vehicles on public roads.
Every tracked state measure under the December 2025 federal preemption order.
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How the Atlas is built and maintained.
Federal bills naming, regulating, or funding AI; federal agency actions on AI; state bills regulating deployed AI systems.
Every entry resolves to Congress.gov, Federal Register, state legislative records, or official agency announcements.
Compiled July 30, 2026. Each entry dated; when counts move, the archive grows. Identifiers persist.