This week: Congress considers a 10-year moratorium on all state-level AI laws, while the California Assembly moves the AI Copyright Transparency Act on to the Senate and Nebraska approves a kids-and-social-media bill.

Pope Leo XIV, the first American Pope, has pledged to engage with the contemporary world in all its facets—including the challenge of artificial intelligence.

The bill would require AI developers to document any known copyrighted material used to train a model, and to allow copyright holders to confirm that their work was or was not used.