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Ten Democrats, including AOC, back AI superintelligence ban

Casar introduced the House version of the proposal with Sanders.

Ten Democrats, including AOC, back AI superintelligence ban
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This article1 analysis · Sep 27, 2026
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Ten House Democrats, including Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, are backing a bill introduced by Bernie Sanders and Greg Casar that would pause development of frontier AI models and create a federal AI regulator.

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House sponsor of the bill

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Bernie Sanders
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Senate sponsor of the bill

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House co-sponsor of the AI legislation

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Val T. Hoyle
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House co-sponsor of the AI legislation

House co-sponsor of the AI legislation

Analilia Mejia
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House co-sponsor of the AI legislation

House co-sponsor of the AI legislation

House co-sponsor of the AI legislation

Chuy García
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House co-sponsor of the AI legislation

House co-sponsor of the AI legislation

Ro Khanna
D · CA-17

House co-sponsor of the AI legislation

House co-sponsor and supporter of regulating dangerous AI technologies

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Sanders and Casar Introduce AI Superintelligence Ban Bill

Sanders and Casar introduced legislation to ban artificial superintelligence, pause advanced AI development until safety rules are in place, and create a federal AI oversight body. Left-leaning outlets focus on stopping superintelligence development, with one emphasizing catastrophic risks and the other mainly detailing the bill. Center outlets place the proposal in a broader debate over AI safety, federal oversight and competing approaches, while also noting its political prospects. Right-leaning outlets emphasize Democratic backing for a stringent regulatory proposal.

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