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Ninia Linero

Executive vice president for policy at TechNet, a technology trade association.

We remain concerned that Illinois would effectively be requiring private actors to make highly subjective determinations requiring AI safety compliance without established national standards, certifications, or clear regulatory guardrails.

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Ninia Linero, quoted in Maggie Dougherty, “Pritzker signs landmark AI regulations bill that aims to mitigate risks,” Capitol News Illinois, July 6, 2026 (statement made May 20, 2026).

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States should retain the right to set stricter AI safety standards than the federal government

We remain concerned that Illinois would effectively be requiring private actors to make highly subjective determinations requiring AI safety compliance without established national standards, certifications, or clear regulatory guardrails.

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