According to CoinMeta, after the Democratic Party takes control of Congress next January, they plan to vigorously push for AI regulatory legislation. This includes limiting the impact of data center expansion on electricity prices, requiring independent institutions to test AI models, and clarifying the legal responsibilities of AI companies. Senate Majority Leader Schumer has listed protecting consumers from rising electricity prices as a priority. Representative Lori Trahan plans to promote independent evaluations of AI models, while representatives such as Zoe Lofgren have already demanded that OpenAI, Anthropic, Meta, Alphabet, and SpaceX disclose their security measures. Democratic Party leaders are studying an investigation list compiled by think tank Groundwork Collaborative, which involves corporate executives from multiple industries. U.S. President Trump opposes establishing mandatory rules for AI and reiterates his support for superintelligence (SI). The Democratic Party can advance their proposals through control of committees, but overturning a presidential veto requires a two-thirds majority in both houses of Congress. Raymond James, the director of policy research at Ed Mills, believes that the likelihood of AI legislation passing is higher than market expectations. There are still disagreements within the Democratic Party regarding the scope of the investigation.