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Attorney General of Oregon.
Oregonians are trusting AI with more of their lives, using it at work, at school and at home, and they deserve to know that trust isn’t being abused. Right now, the companies building this technology are largely policing themselves, and we’ve seen the harm unregulated AI can do. Congress needs to set real safety standards without tying the hands of states that are ready to act.
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Oregon Department of Justice, “Attorney General Rayfield Urges Congress to Set Safety Rules for Artificial Intelligence,” September 25, 2026. The release attributes this statement to Attorney General Dan Rayfield.
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States should retain the right to set stricter AI safety standards than the federal government
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