Core Point - The U.S. Justice Department is set to implement a federal standard for AI regulations, allowing it to penalize states with restrictive rules [1] Group 1 - The order aims to unify AI regulations across the United States under a single federal standard [1] - States with rules considered overly restrictive for AI will face potential penalties from the Justice Department [1]

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