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Congress floats three-year freeze on state AI laws

Reps. Jay Obernolte (R-CA) and Lori Trahan (D-MA) released a 269-page discussion draft of the Great American AI Act on June 4 — the first substantive bipartisan federal AI framework. It would preempt state laws regulating AI model development for three years while preserving state authority over AI use, codify the Center for AI Standards and Innovation at Commerce ($100M/yr, FY2027–29), and require frontier developers with over $500M revenue to publish frontier AI frameworks. The draft lands three weeks before the July 1 wave of state AI obligations in Connecticut, Tennessee, and New York — and would directly squeeze the Colorado, Texas, and California regimes.

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EU Digital Omnibus heads to formal adoption votes. The May 7 provisional deal — deferring Annex III high-risk obligations to Dec 2, 2027 and adding CSAM/NCII prohibitions with compliance by Dec 2, 2026 — awaits Parliament and Council votes expected June–July. Until adopted, the Aug 2, 2026 high-risk date remains the legal default. Track the vote scheduling; don't pause Annex III readiness yet. Source

UK automated-decision complaint rights start June 19. The Data (Use and Access) Act 2025's individual right to complain and s.103 complaints-procedure duty commence in 9 days. Stand up your ADM complaints intake and handling procedure now. Source

China's CAC "Qinglang" AI crackdown is in active enforcement. The four-month campaign (launched April 30) targets unfiled large models, training-data violations, unlabeled synthetic content, AI-generated disinformation, and impersonation. Verify model filing status and AIGC labeling before inspections conclude this summer. Source

Deadline Alert

June 19, 2026 (9 days): UK DUAA s.103 — controllers using automated decision-making must have a complaints procedure in place.

One Thing to Do Today

Map each of your state AI obligations as "development" or "use" — the Great American AI Act's preemption test turns entirely on that distinction, and the mapping doubles as your comment-letter outline.

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