[U.S. House Speaker Johnson Pushes for AI Regulation, Rarely Diverging from Trump] According to a report by Jinse Finance, on September 15, U.S. House Speaker Johnson is advancing discussions on artificial intelligence (AI) regulation, a stance that diverges from President Trump's recent opposition to strengthening AI oversight. Johnson stated that he hopes to establish 'guardrails' to prevent harm from AI while maintaining America's edge in innovation and safeguarding national security interests. Johnson plans to convene a meeting with AI industry executives and experts this weekend or early next week to discuss the risks of AI development and potential legislative directions. He emphasized that AI regulation is a complex issue requiring extensive work and bipartisan solutions. The report noted that the Republican Party is facing political pressure stemming from data center operations, electricity costs, and potential AI-related security risks. Recently, tech leaders such as Anthropic CEO Amodei, OpenAI CEO Altman, and Elon Musk have all called for slowing down AI development. However, with the House of Representatives set to enter a pre-election recess, the likelihood of Congress advancing AI regulatory legislation in the short term remains limited. Both the Senate and the House currently have multiple AI safety-related proposals, including requirements for advanced models to undergo safety testing, report security incidents, and establish government intervention mechanisms.