As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to evolve, regulatory efforts are intensifying worldwide. In the Philippines, Congress is currently considering several bills, including House Bill 7396, which aims to define and regulate AI, marking a significant step towards governance in a country where no specific laws exist yet (Manila Times). Simultaneously, the U.S. Congress is facing a surge in AI-related legislative proposals, with over 120 bills under consideration, reflecting the urgent need to address the challenges posed by AI technology (El Blog). Notably, bipartisan support is emerging for legislation to prevent the misuse of AI in political campaigns, particularly concerning disinformation and deepfakes, with lawmakers advocating for the Federal Election Commission to gain regulatory authority (Evrimagaci). This push for regulation comes amid concerns that AI could overwhelm voters with misleading information, especially as the 2024 election approaches (AP News). Discussions at a recent tech summit highlighted the intersection of AI, disinformation, and the implications for electoral integrity, as leaders explore the role of technology in shaping political campaigns (Politico).