On September 13, the Senate's bipartisan group of four, Charles E. Schumer, Mike Rounds, Martin Heinrich, and Todd Young, hosted the AI Insight Forum, which attracted notable figures such as Elon Musk, Sam Altman, and Mark Zuckerberg. However, American enthusiasm for regulating artificial intelligence appeared to slow down after the forum. Dragos Tudorache, a member of the European Parliament and chair of the Special Committee on Artificial Intelligence, visited Capitol Hill to brief the group on Europe's plans for regulating AI. The European Parliament recently voted to pass the AI Act, creating the first comprehensive set of rules for artificial intelligence.

Experts from technology companies and citizens' rights groups suggest that the US should consider adopting similar regulations. The AI Act addresses compliance issues by categorizing AI based on potential risk and implementing corresponding compliance measures. It also addresses privacy concerns by banning indiscriminate surveillance and social scoring systems. The European Parliament's competence and ability to learn from past mistakes, such as with the General Data Protection Regulation, have contributed to the development of effective regulations for AI.