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== TRUMP AMERICA AI Act == '''March 20, 2026''' β Senator Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) released a 291-page discussion draft of the TRUMP AMERICA AI Act (Technology and Regulation Using Market Principles Act), proposing comprehensive federal AI legislation. ---- == White House National Policy Framework AI == '''March 2026''' β The White House released a national policy framework for AI, establishing principles for federal oversight of artificial intelligence development and deployment. ---- == Beaulier DMCA 3D Model AI Cases == '''March 2026''' β Designer Joseph Beaulier filed DMCA anti-circumvention lawsuits against multiple AI companies alleging that AI image generators circumvented technological protection measures on 3D model datasets. ---- == References == <references /> [[Category:Federal Legislation]] [[Category:Federal Regulation]] [[Category:Copyright Litigation]] [[Category:DMCA]] [[Category:Executive Branch]]
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