The White House's lack of guidance on federal AI laws is causing a rift within Congress, with attendees complaining about lack of clarity in the copyright section of the framework. The disagreement stems from differing views on the impact of AI on voters and children. The White House Office of Science and Technology Policy director, Michael Kratsios, expressed optimism about Congress getting something done, but disagreements about how far further it should go could stall progress. Key sticking points include kids' online safety, copyright protection, data centers, and a potential loss of political control after the midterms.