TREE NEWS update: US Democratic Representative Ro Khanna will introduce the Human Control of AI Act, which would bar AI models from recursive self-improvement, or from autonomously altering their core objectives, isolation controls or shutdown controls, until federal guardrails are established and a relevant agency approves. The bill would create a new federal agency to regulate models developed by OpenAI, Anthropic, Google DeepMind and xAI.
US Rep. Ro Khanna to Introduce Bill Banning Recursive AI Self-Improvement
This is less a crypto story than a preview of the regulatory template that AI-adjacent digital asset projects may eventually face: mandatory pre-approval, a dedicated federal overseer, and hard limits on autonomous system behaviour. The named labs sit outside crypto, but any tokenised AI or autonomous-agent project relying on similar model infrastructure would inherit the same compliance perimeter if the approach is copied. What matters now is whether the bill advances beyond introduction, and whether its agency-first model becomes the default blueprint other jurisdictions borrow.
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