AI Kill Switch Act would let DHS throttle or shut down rogue models

Source: 4sysops.com· IT News· July 26, 2026

US lawmakers have introduced the bipartisan AI Kill Switch Act, requiring developers of the most powerful AI systems to retain a technical means of slowing, suspending, or shutting down their models. The proposal would cover systems built with more than $100 …

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