This news came after the continued sharp decline in the US AI infrastructure sector. The fact that it continued to fall like this clearly indicates selling pressure from US institutions, not retail investors. As of this morning, the same sector in the A-share market continued its upward rebound. The Democratic Party is divided on AI: one faction, the so-called progressives, favors strong regulation and a suspension or ban on superintelligence. The other faction emphasizes its competitiveness, innovation, and economic impact on China, advocating for a more lenient regulatory framework. This Democratic senator has repeatedly called for an "immediate halt to advanced AI development and a ban on artificial superintelligence" in various press conferences, interviews, and social media since September, until a federal regulatory framework is established. She is even one of the original co-sponsors of H.R. 10538, the "Ban Artificial Superintelligence Act of 2026."