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Bipartisan AGs Urge Congress to Shut Down Federal AI Preemption

A bipartisan coalition of 36 AGs sent a letter to congressional leaders urging them to reject any effort to include a ban on state artificial intelligence (AI) laws in upcoming federal legislation, including reported attempts to insert such language into a military funding bill.

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AGs Launch Bipartisan Task Force to Build Smart Safeguards for AI

North Carolina AG Jeff Jackson and Utah AG Derek Brown announced the creation of a nationwide bipartisan Artificial Intelligence (AI) Task Force aimed at identifying emerging AI-related issues and developing basic safeguards for AI developers. The Task Force is being facilitated in partnership with the Attorney General Alliance and includes participation from OpenAI, Microsoft, and…

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CA and DE AGs Secure Safety and Oversight Commitments, Will Not Oppose OpenAI Recapitalization

Delaware AG Kathy Jennings announced that her office has issued a Statement of No Objection to the proposed corporate recapitalization of the artificial intelligence company, OpenAI, Inc., a Delaware nonprofit corporation headquartered in California. Following OpenAI’s creation of a public benefit corporation (PBC), AG Jennings reviewed the plan to ensure that (1) OpenAI’s public safety…

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AG Event Insider: 2025 NAAG Consumer Protection Fall Conference

This year’s NAAG Consumer Protection Fall Conference was held on October 21, 2025 in Washington, DC. The conference brought together state AGs and AG staff, consumer advocates, and private sector stakeholders to address emerging consumer protection trends.

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FTC Calls Out Workado’s Misleading AI Detection Claims

The FTC approved a final order against Workado, LLC, a company that markets artificial intelligence (AI) content detection products, over claims that it misrepresented the accuracy and efficacy of its technology. In the complaint, the FTC alleged that the AI model powering Workado’s AI Content Detector was trained primarily on academic content, contrary to the…

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