According to Chris Olah (@ch402) on Twitter, the foundational principles of the rule of law and freedom of speech remain central to the responsible development and deployment of artificial intelligence. Olah emphasizes the importance of these liberal democratic values in shaping AI governance frameworks and ensuring ethical AI innovation. This perspective underscores the increasing need for robust AI policies that support transparent, accountable systems, which is critical for businesses seeking to implement AI technologies in regulated industries. (Source: Chris Olah, Twitter, Sep 11, 2025)

According to Andrew Ng (@AndrewYNg), the recent passage of President Trump’s 'Big Beautiful Bill' by the United States Congress did not include the proposed moratorium on state-level AI regulation. Ng expressed disappointment, emphasizing that premature or fragmented AI regulation, especially when technology is still evolving and not fully understood, could hinder innovation and create inconsistent compliance requirements for AI businesses across different states (Source: Andrew Ng, Twitter, July 11, 2025). This outcome signals ongoing uncertainty for AI companies regarding regulatory environments, making nationwide AI deployment and investment more complex.