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13 February 2026

One Minute Matters [Video]: Can The White House Override State AI Regulations (With Mike Word)

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Did the White House just reset the conversation around artificial intelligence regulation? Mike Word explains what last week's Executive Order could mean for companies navigating a fast-growing patchwork...
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Did the White House just reset the conversation around artificial intelligence regulation? Mike Word explains what last week's Executive Order could mean for companies navigating a fast-growing patchwork of state AI laws, including:

  • Why states have taken the lead on AI rules covering transparency, bias, and safety
  • How the Executive Order lays out a national AI policy framework
  • Where the administration may challenge or limit state laws it views as too restrictive
  • What new funding, reporting, and disclosure provisions could mean for compliance
  • Why this could be an early step toward federal AI legislation

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