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The House left town without acting on AI safety legislation and will not return until after the November midterm elections, with the calendar for the 16th scrapped and members sent back to their districts on Speaker Mike Johnson's argument that it is time to make their case to voters. Deferred federal rules keep the near-term regulatory overhang light for AI capex and infrastructure names such as NVDA and the NASDAQ's megacap AI complex, but they also leave a state-by-state compliance patchwork as the unpriced tail risk for model developers and data-center buildouts. Watch whether the letter from Rep. Sam Liccardo and 107 Democrats forces any pre-election session, and what the post-midterm balance of power implies for the scope of a federal AI framework.
As a Policy signal, watch whether it changes price action, volatility, or flows around NVDA, IXIC.
Original Source: 토큰포스트
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