The White House just told states to sit down on AI regulation.

Yesterday they dropped their national AI framework.
It's basically a move to block states from making their own AI laws and push a "light-touch" federal approach instead.
The core belief? AI scraping copyrighted content isn't copyright violation. They want courts to figure it out, not lawmakers.
Meanwhile 50+ Republicans already sent a letter saying this looks less like coordination and more like protecting Big Tech from accountability.
Federal dominance or regulatory capture?
You decide.