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Sanders, Casar Introduce AI Legislation to Ban Superintelligence and Create Federal Department

Senator Bernie Sanders and Representative Greg Casar have introduced legislation aimed at banning artificial superintelligence. The bill also proposes the creation of a federal department to oversee advanced AI technologies.

09/28/2026 · West Virginia edition

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WASHINGTON – Senator Bernie Sanders and Representative Greg Casar introduced legislation on Wednesday addressing artificial intelligence. The proposed bill seeks to prohibit artificial superintelligence and establish a federal agency dedicated to overseeing advanced AI.

The legislation calls for the creation of a new government department, the Department of Artificial Intelligence. This new department would assume responsibility for monitoring and regulating AI development.

Senator Sanders and Representative Casar, both progressive lawmakers, sponsored the bill. They unveiled the proposed legislation Wednesday.

The bill defines artificial superintelligence and outlines the conditions for its prohibition. It also details the mandate and structure of the proposed Department of Artificial Intelligence.

The lawmakers' proposal represents an effort to manage the development and deployment of advanced artificial intelligence technologies through federal regulation.

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