AI Frontier Institute

Urging the Congress of the United States to pass Federal legislation that would regulate frontier artificial intelligence models.

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House Resolution 637 (Pennsylvania, 2026 session) is a non-binding resolution that has not been enacted. It was referred to the Committee on Communications and Technology and reported as committed. If adopted, the House would urge Congress to pass federal legislation regulating frontier artificial intelligence models. The preamble cites concerns about unreliable information, labor market disruption, cybersecurity risks, and malicious use to create weapons of mass destruction. It also cites incidents of AI models misaligned with developer intentions, Executive Order 14409 (signed June 2, 2026), and the federal Frontier Risk Oversight, National Transparency, Independent Evaluation, and Reporting Act, which has been introduced. The resolution would also: (1) affirm the Pennsylvania General Assembly's sovereign right and responsibility to legislate on AI in the interest of residents; (2) urge President Trump to promote reasonable safety standards for frontier AI models nationally and internationally; and (3) call on Pennsylvania's Congressional delegation to advocate for a framework that respects state authority, promotes innovation, and safeguards public welfare. A final clause directs the Chief Clerk to send copies to the White House, the President of the U.S. Senate, the Speaker of the U.S. House, and each Pennsylvania member of Congress. The resolution creates no regulations itself.

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