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Comment by Nick Brown

Attorney General of Washington
Any AI regulatory scheme considered by Congress must include: Federal oversight of safety testing and standards, led by experts in the field of AI model safety and backed by consistent performance benchmarks; [...] A prohibition on preemption of state laws and full authority for state officials to enforce federal protections.
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Attorney General Nick Brown and 25 other attorneys general sent this coalition letter to Congress; the Washington Attorney General's official release of September 24, 2026 reproduces its required federal AI-safety standards and its prohibition on preemption of state laws.
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States should retain the right to set stricter AI safety standards than the federal government
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