The article discusses the growing bipartisan interest in regulating artificial intelligence (AI) in the United States, despite the gridlock in Congress on many other issues. It highlights the concerns raised by lawmakers from both parties about the potential risks of AI, including its impact on jobs, privacy, and national security. The article mentions the efforts of the Biden administration to develop an AI Bill of Rights and the formation of a bipartisan AI Caucus in the House. It also cites experts who argue that the U.S. needs to act quickly to establish guardrails for AI development and use, as other countries like China are making significant investments in this area. The article concludes by noting that while Congress has struggled to pass major legislation in recent years, there is a sense that AI regulation could be an issue that brings both parties together.