Tina Kotek on States should retain the right to set s…

Tina Kotek

Governor of Oregon, serving since 2023.

While oversight and regulation would be strongest and most effective at the federal level, President Trump continues to dismiss the need for even the most basic guardrails. States, in the meantime, must act with more urgency and do everything possible to manage how AI is impacting our communities.

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Governor Tina Kotek, “Governor Kotek Issues Executive Order to Advance AI Safety and Oversight,” Oregon Governor’s Office press release, September 23, 2026.

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

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AI poses an existential threat to humanity

It’s encouraging to hear AI companies are beginning to come forward with proposals to address safety concerns, but we cannot simply wait for the private sector to self-regulate a technology that poses such an existential and evolving risk.

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