AI & data center legislation tracker

Follow the laws being written for AI and the data centers that power it.

Poison Fountain tracks proposed legislation on artificial intelligence and data center development, from Congress and statehouses to county zoning boards, so you can see what's coming and speak up while it still counts.

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What we track

Four fronts where the rules are being set

AI governance

Bills on how AI systems are built, tested, disclosed, and used, from safety requirements to rules on automated decisions.

Data center siting

Zoning changes, permits, and land-use rules that decide where large data centers can go and who gets a say.

Energy & water

Utility rate cases, grid upgrades, and water permits tied to data center demand, and who ends up paying for them.

Incentives & tax breaks

Sales-tax exemptions, abatements, and other public subsidies offered to attract data center projects.

National and local

The biggest decisions often happen closest to home

Federal debates get the headlines, but a lot of what shapes AI and data centers is decided in state capitols, utility commissions, and county meetings with little notice. Choose the updates that matter to you.

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National

What Washington is doing

Federal bills, agency rules, and executive actions on AI and the infrastructure behind it.

Local

What's happening near you

Your state legislature, utility regulators, county board, and city council, matched to where you live.

The tracker

Proposed legislation

The first bills are on their way

We're compiling proposed AI and data center legislation from across the country. Sign up and we'll tell you when the tracker goes live.

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