U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson said Congress will not take the lead in slamming the brakes on artificial intelligence development, arguing that lawmakers should not rush into an emergency pause order. According to BlockBeats, Johnson said companies such as OpenAI and Anthropic could halt work on their own if they genuinely believe continued development is too dangerous, rather than waiting for the government to step in.
Johnson also said AI needs safety guardrails and added that he would be willing to bring lawmakers back for a vote once a mature plan is ready. At the same time, he stressed that the United States should not constrain itself through regulation. Instead, he said he would prefer to see Trump, Congress, and several leading AI companies sit down first and clarify the rules.
U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson said Congress will not lead an emergency push to brake artificial intelligence development.
According to BlockBeats, Johnson said that if companies such as OpenAI and Anthropic truly believe continued development is too dangerous, they can stop on their own without waiting for a government order. He said Congress should not rush to impose an emergency pause.
Johnson also acknowledged that AI needs safety guardrails. He said he would be willing to recall lawmakers for a vote once a mature plan is in place.
At the same time, he stressed that the United States should not restrict itself through regulation. He said he would rather see Trump, Congress, and several leading AI companies sit down first and sort out the rules.
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