New Technology & Software Regulation
Helping policymakers understand emerging technologies.
Preventing Policy Based on Political Impulses
New technology arises almost daily, and some of it’s incredibly disruptive. It’s critical we work with policymakers to provide knowledge and understanding of these emerging products and software. Why? So they don’t make rash decisions based on little information and a lot of emotion. Whether that’s AI or something that doesn’t exist yet, it’s on us to ensure they’re able to make rational, balanced decisions backed by fact.
The Latest on New Tech & Software Regulation
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Coronavirus Nearly Halts US Policy, But Some Discussions Are Continuing
Read more: Coronavirus Nearly Halts US Policy, But Some Discussions Are ContinuingWhile many of the issues, legislation, and hearings advancing US policy have been canceled, some have continued. Antitrust, disinformation, and privacy debates are still on the now-virtual table.
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Our Standpoints On The EC’s White Paper On AI
Read more: Our Standpoints On The EC’s White Paper On AIOur Standpoints On The EC’s White Paper On AI Update: The economic circumstances due to the Coronavirus crisis imposes a new perspective. Technology innovation represents the key solution for future…
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Artificial Intelligence and Privacy “Remedies” Simmer While The Political Machine Heats Up
Read more: Artificial Intelligence and Privacy “Remedies” Simmer While The Political Machine Heats UpThe February 2020 Developers Alliance US Policy Update.
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The Much Rumored EU Data & AI Digital Strategies Have Arrived, As Well As Taxes, And Brexit Confusion.
Read more: The Much Rumored EU Data & AI Digital Strategies Have Arrived, As Well As Taxes, And Brexit Confusion.This is the February 2020 Developers Alliance EU Policy Update.
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Election Superlatives: Most Likeable? Class Clown? Not Exactly. (UPDATED)
Read more: Election Superlatives: Most Likeable? Class Clown? Not Exactly. (UPDATED)The 2020 US Presidential Election is in full swing. We break down each candidate’s stances on developer-centric issues. It’s almost spring, however, so it’s time to give the presidential class of 2020 its superlatives.
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Data And Artificial Intelligence: On Today’s Proposals Of The European Commission
Read more: Data And Artificial Intelligence: On Today’s Proposals Of The European CommissionThe future is being written all around us, and the language of choice is not French or German or English; it’s software.
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EU Proposing Rules To Drive AI Out Of Europe
Read more: EU Proposing Rules To Drive AI Out Of EuropeThe EU claims to be “striving for more,” but the EU Commission’s leaked AI framework promises Europe will be innovating less and less.
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Facial Recognition, COPPA, and Deepfakes. Also, Impeachment
Read more: Facial Recognition, COPPA, and Deepfakes. Also, ImpeachmentIt’s the January 2020 Developers Alliance US Policy Update. Privacy and misinformation concerns continue, plus the elephant finds its way into the room.
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Hate Speech & AI To Fall Under EU’s Watchful Eye
Read more: Hate Speech & AI To Fall Under EU’s Watchful EyeBrexit the gift that never gave in the first place, keeps going
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Future’s So Bright, Gotta’ Wear Welder’s Goggles
Read more: Future’s So Bright, Gotta’ Wear Welder’s Goggles2020 will be very different in Brussels and DC. But whether it’s the US election or the first year of the new EU Government (Parliament Commission, President Of the Council, etc.), tech will be front and center in every major policy discussion.
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