Three Missed AI Deadlines, No Federal Rules // AIDRAN

What the missed March 11 deadlines establish is not a temporary lag — it is an institutional position. The Trump administration's preference for pushing AI governance to the states signals that the absence of a federal framework is the intended outcome, not a work-in-progress. For organizations operating across jurisdictions, that means the federal vacuum will be filled not by a future US law but by the EU AI Act's extraterritorial reach, applied to any high-risk system touching European users. The EU's enforcement timeline and the US regulatory gap now define…

Three Missed Federal AI Deadlines Leave US Without Binding Rules

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