House AI Commission states it does not support Obernolte-Trahan AI discussion draft
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Summary
On June 4, 2026, the House Commission on AI and the Innovation Economy released a statement about a proposed discussion draft on AI from Representatives Jay Obernolte and Lori Trahan. The statement acknowledges the bipartisan effort but says the draft does not meet the enormity of the moment, and that the commission does not support it as it currently stands. It says the commission has spent months working with colleagues and stakeholders from civil society organizations, industry, labor and academia. It adds that many of those organizations share its view that the document cannot serve as the basis for productive dialogue. The commission says it looks forward to continuing the discussion.
Why it matters
The statement records the commission's stated position that it does not support the current discussion draft and that the document cannot serve as the basis for productive dialogue. It notes that many stakeholder organizations share this view, and that the commission intends to continue discussions on AI policy.
- Parties involved
- House Commission on AI and the Innovation Economy
- Primary source
- gottheimer.house.gov
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- Topics
- General AI governance