As artificial intelligence becomes more integrated into our professional and personal lives, policymakers across the country are grappling with how — and whether — to respond. In the past two years, we’ve seen an explosion of interest in regulating AI. There has been focus on high-risk applications, existential concerns, or edge-case criminal activity. While the instinct to act is understandable, the risk of overreach is real. We’ve seen before how premature or overly broad regulation can choke...