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· 5hCongress proposes 10-year ban on state AI regulations
House Republicans have proposed banning states from regulating AI for the next ten years. The sweeping moratorium, quietly tucked into the Budget Reconciliation Bill last Sunday, would block most state and local governments from enforcing AI regulations until 2035 if passed.
The debate in the United States is taking place as international AI governance efforts struggle with their own enforcement ...
The Trump administration quietly fired the head of the U.S. Copyright Office over the weekend after her office issued a ...
An attempt to change Colorado’s AI law didn’t pass, meaning stricter rules for employers and developers are still set to take ...
Businesses increasingly rely on AI and generative AI for myriad uses. A new body of “AI law” is forming—and some legal ...
Veritone's Track AI tech can track people in videos by how they work and other attributes - the tech is brilliant but scary.
Beyond the buzzwords and technology hype, how is AI really reshaping the landscape of digital evidence management? And what ...
Sen. Tom Cotton (R-Ark.) introduced a bill Friday that would require chip exports to have location-tracking systems to ...
House Republicans on the Energy and Commerce Committee released their policy plan for achieving President Donald Trump’s ...
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