Nebraska’s LB 525 As A Model for AI Chatbot Legislation
In the absence of a comprehensive federal framework for artificial intelligence (AI), state legislators are moving to regulate the rapidly […]
Category
AI
Halfway Through 2026: State Technology Policy Comes of Age
This week, legislators and advocates across the U.S. will attend the National Conference of State Legislature’s (NCSL) annual conference, where […]
Enabling Semiconductor Manufacturing in Space
Congress recently introduced the Semiconductor Superiority Act, which would expand the CHIPS and Science Act tax credits to include semiconductor […]
New Research Shows AI Can Complement Workers, Boost Wages, and Expand Opportunity
As conversations about artificial intelligence (AI) continue to dominate headlines, public concern has turned to how AI will affect the […]
Why the Hurry? Getting the Digital Omnibus Right – And What’s Needed For That
Recent discussions on simplifying EU tech rules have revealed a rare point of consensus: Europe’s rulebook is overdue for a serious overhaul. However, as co-legislators are now unpicking the details of the European Commission’s Digital Omnibus proposal, covering everything from cybersecurity to data and privacy, warning lights are starting to flash.
The Hidden Costs and Data Vulnerabilities of the GUARD Act
As Congress considers the Guidelines for User Age-verification and Responsible Dialogue (GUARD) Act, policymakers face a critical juncture in technology […]
Space-based Data Centers: Bringing AI Policy Into the Equation
Space-based data centers have attracted growing interest in recent years, prompting significant attention to the technical and policy challenges associated […]
Why Europe’s AI Future Hinges on the EU Court of Justice’s Next Move
On 10 March, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) will hold the first public hearing in the ‘Like Company v. Google Ireland’ case. In brief, the case was brought by a Hungarian news publisher, which claims that the Gemini AI chatbot infringed its rights by allegedly copying news articles without permission.
In a Digital World, These Newly Elected Officials Aim to Shape It
In two high-stakes gubernatorial races that drew national attention, voters in New Jersey and Virginia handed victories to candidates who […]
Lessons Learned from California’s Privacy Rulemaking
California has spent nearly three years finalizing its rules on automated decisionmaking technology (ADMT), which will take effect on January […]
Popular Articles
-
The Digital Networks Act’s Scope Creep: How Article 9 Paves a Sneaky Pathway to Network Fees
-
Motherless Repairs Some of Mavrix Damage
-
A Tale of Two Instant Messengers: Tencent, AOL and Disruptive Innovation
-
Is the EU Batteries Regulation Charging Up for Trouble?
-
Apple Wants to Compete on Patent Portfolio, Not Products