In one paragraph
Ohio's SCR 14 is a concurrent resolution that would urge Congress to reject any moratorium on state laws regulating artificial intelligence. It would condemn such a moratorium in all its forms and urge members of Congress to reject it in federal legislation and executive orders. Offered in the Senate on December 17, 2025 and referred to the Senate Financial Institutions, Insurance and Technology Committee on February 11, 2026; it has not been adopted. It is a resolution and would not change Ohio law even if adopted.
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What it means for business
None yet: the resolution has not been adopted, and it would place no duties on businesses even if adopted.
Key provisions
- Would resolve that the 136th General Assembly condemns an AI legislation moratorium in all of its iterations
- Would urge members of Congress to reject moratorium language in any federal legislation and executive orders
- Would direct the Clerk of the Senate to send copies to the leaders and clerks of the U.S. Senate and House
- Offered December 17, 2025; referred to the Senate Financial Institutions, Insurance and Technology Committee February 11, 2026
- A resolution only: it does not change Ohio law even if adopted
Latest legislative action
Feb 11, 2026. Referred to committee (Financial Institutions, Insurance and Technology)
Sponsors
| Name | Role | District |
|---|---|---|
| Louis Blessing R | Sponsor | SD-008 |
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