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Proposed Bill Addresses AI Shutdown Authority for Public Threat

A newly introduced bill seeks to empower the U.S. government to order the shutdown of artificial intelligence models. Proponents argue this authority becomes necessary when AI systems pose a significant public threat.

07/31/2026 · Berlin edition

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WASHINGTON – U.S. lawmakers have introduced legislation proposing a mechanism for the government to mandate the shutdown of certain artificial intelligence models. The bill specifically targets AI models found to present a major public threat.

The proposed law outlines circumstances under which the U.S. government could issue such a shutdown order. It focuses on large-scale AI systems deemed capable of creating substantial public risk. The measure aims to establish a framework for intervention if these advanced technologies demonstrate dangerous capabilities.

Advocates for the bill emphasize its role in safeguarding against potential catastrophic outcomes from inadequately controlled AI systems. The legislation does not specify particular AI models, but rather creates a general authority for future situations.

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