OH SCR14

Ohio's 136th General Assembly urges Congress to reject any moratorium on state laws regulating artificial intelligence, whether in federal legislation or executive orders

Cites the Tenth Amendment, arguing the power to regulate AI is not explicitly delegated to the federal government and therefore remains with the states

Notes Congress previously rejected AI regulation moratorium language in the National Defense Authorization Act and the Senate removed similar provisions from the One Big Beautiful Bill Act

Asserts that large AI companies and their trade associations have lobbied for a moratorium on state AI regulation, prioritizing profits over public health, safety, and welfare

Directs the Clerk of the Senate to transmit authenticated copies to congressional leadership in both chambers