AI: the three bills he named
What they say
In the October 7 debate he said he has voted for or sponsored three bills that put guardrails on AI: the KIDS Act, the Open-Source AI Leadership Act and the Ratepayer Protection Act.
What the record shows ·
He voted yes when the House passed the KIDS Act, H.R. 7757, 267 to 117 on June 29, 2026; its Title IV covers AI chatbots. He sponsored H.R. 10152, the Open-Source AI Leadership Act, which backs American open AI models and has Commerce assess risks from foreign adversary models; a House committee voted 26 to 21 to advance it. He also sponsored H.R. 9340, the Ratepayer Protection Act, on power costs for data centers, which passed the House 417 to 3. None is law.
Limit: Calling all three AI guardrails is his description. The open-source bill mainly promotes American AI models, and the ratepayer bill is about who pays for data centers' power.