A bill moving through the U.S. Congress would create a separate voluntary disclosure program for digital asset taxpayers to correct past reporting errors. If enacted, eligible taxpayers could file amended returns for prior violations and pay unpaid tax, interest and program penalties. The proposal sets lower penalties for those who certify the errors were not fraudulent or intentional, and higher penalties for those who do not. The bill has cleared a House committee but still needs passage by both chambers and presidential signature.

U.S. AI company Anthropic proposed a draft federal bill to Congress that would allow the government to halt the release or use of AI models that pose a risk of large-scale casualties or economic losses. The draft limits intervention to cases of foreseeable, imminent danger involving more than 50 deaths or serious injuries, or property damage exceeding $1 billion. It also outlines independent evaluations registered with the Commerce Department and court procedures to stop releases.