Bipartisan U.S. House Bill Requires AI Models Over $100M Training Cost to Have Killswitch

A bipartisan U.S. House bill requires AI models trained at costs exceeding $100 million to be equipped with a killswitch that developers can activate to halt inference and cut user access. Companies face daily fines of $2 million for non-compliance. If a system causes 10 deaths or $100 million in damages, the company must report within 15 days. The bill acknowledges that locally downloaded model weights cannot be remotely disabled.
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