Louisiana waits to see how Trump, Congress will regulate AI as political pressure mounts

Source: The Advocate· BY MEGHAN FRIEDMANN | Staff writer· August 14, 2026

During the recent Legislative session, Louisiana parked many bipartisan bills regulating artificial intelligence after President Donald Trump’s administration urged states against passing them, arguing that it would be better to have a national regulatory fra…

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