K Street Shifts AI Lobbying to Where the Power Is Going—Congress

K Street’s smart money is moving to Capitol Hill from the White House in the next round of artificial intelligence lobbying efforts.

After spending more than a year focusing on the White House, lobbyists working to shape AI policy say they will turn more to lawmakers tasked with implementing—or thwarting—the Trump administration’s framework it unveiled last week.

“It does shift the focus from 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. down the street to the Capitol,” said Greta Joynes, a former Hill GOP aide who chairs the telecommunications and technology practice at Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck. It’s “expanded the scope of engagement” on ...