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rental listings, July 24 to June 2025. Here is your morning brief for Friday, December 12th. I'm Luke

Vargas for the Wall Street Journal.

President Trump has signed an executive order that empowers the Justice Department to punish

states whose AI laws are deemed to be too restrictive. Tech execs had lobbied for such a move,

arguing that the more than 1,000 AI bills proposed at the state level could cause the U.S. to lose out

to China. Democrats and some of Trump's backers, including Steve Bannon and Republican Senator

Josh Hawley have criticized efforts to rein in state AI laws, characterizing them as a giveaway

to tech companies and saying they'd undermine state's efforts to protect consumers.

Meanwhile, OpenAI is rolling out a new version of ChatGPT as it tries to fend off mounting

competition from Google and Anthropic. OpenAI said the new model dubbed GPT 5.2 was better at math,

science, and coding, skills seen as critical if businesses are to see

returns on their AI investments. The release comes about a week after Chief Executive

Sam Altman declared a so-called code-red effort to improve the quality of chat GPT and to delay

development of other initiatives, including advertising.

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