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EPISODE · Apr 3, 2026 · 18 MIN

The "Light Touch" Collision: Federal Preemption, Copyright, and the Trump AI Framework

from Law and The Machine

This episode explores the escalating conflict over AI governance in American federalism, revealing how the federal government is using legal challenges and financial incentives to impose a deregulatory "light touch" AI framework on states. Listeners will learn about the Department of Justice's "AI Litigation Task Force," the contradictory legislative efforts, and the significant conflicts of interest influencing federal AI policy.

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