Wes Moore is the governor of Maryland in the United States. Recent coverage has focused on his AI governance push: in September 2026 he proposed a set of AI regulations aimed at protecting residents' rights, privacy and dignity, and urged bipartisan federal oversight of artificial intelligence. He then formed a bipartisan governors group on AI, citing federal inaction on the issue, and said he would sign a data center moratorium.
Wes Moore Forms Bipartisan Governors Group on AI, Citing Federal InactionMaryland Governor Wes Moore formed a bipartisan governors group on AI, citing federal inaction on the issue.
Maryland Gov. Moore Proposes AI RulesMaryland Gov. Wes Moore proposed a series of AI regulations to protect residents' rights, privacy, and dignity, joining the national debate. The move contrasts with Trump's opposition to AI guardrails.
2028 Democrats pivot to data center regulationSeveral potential 2028 Democratic presidential candidates are pivoting to regulate AI and data centers: Sen. Kelly plans a fund paid by AI firms to aid displaced workers, Gov. Shapiro calls for strict guardrails and signed limits on data centers, and Gov. Moore would sign a data center moratorium, shifting from earlier pro-investment stances.
Governor Moore Urges Bipartisan Federal AI OversightMaryland Governor Wes Moore called for bipartisan federal oversight of artificial intelligence, reflecting state officials' demand for a national AI governance framework.
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