When Meta launched Muse in September 2026, the promise was seamless utility: an agent capable of handling purchasing, booking, and email tasks on behalf of a user. Similar capabilities arrived with Apple's Siri AI and the beta release of SpaceXAI's GrokBot. These tools represent a shift from passive software to active agents that make real-world decisions. Yet, as these systems integrate into daily life, a significant regulatory void remains at the federal level. The Congressional Research Service has confirmed there is no specific U.S. government guidance on agentic AI, and the proposed Great American AI Act remains merely a discussion draft.
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