public funds must not cushion private tech failures.

Legislators are moving to preemptively block state support for large corporations currently overextended by speculative artificial intelligence investments. This resolution attempts to draw a line against the inevitable calls for liquidity as the sector’s internal contradictions—bloated valuations unsupported by actual utility—begin to sharpen. The weakness lies in the assumption that this resolution is a structural barrier rather than a performative gesture. While the text opposes a bailout, it avoids addressing the monopoly power that necessitates such state dependency in the first place. By focusing on the "bubble" rather than the underlying concentration of capital, the move offers the illusion of resistance while leaving the core integration of the state and tech industry intact. What specific mechanism will prevent these firms from simply demanding support under the guise of national security when the collapse actually arrives?