What's the status of the ECPA 180-day rule for warrantless email reading?

Considering the advances in LLM's, what's the status of the ECPA rule that allows the federal government to read emails after 180 days? I was shocked that email left on an email server is considered 'abandoned' and that it can be read by the government without warrant, and presumably by the people who operate the email server. Considering the power of LLM's, this seems like it is ripe for the type of abuse that has been mentioned on Hacker News many times- someone spinning up an LLM trained on your emails and answering questions as if they are you, as a virtual interrogation. That is frightening because it is so faulty, but might be considered legitimate by non-experts, and of course, it is a massive intrusion of privacy.

Are there any government experts who know whether the ECPA was amended? I only saw that an amendment passed in the House and then in a Senate committee, but presume it died in the Senate.