What U.S. Policymakers Should Know about California鈥檚 and Colorado鈥檚 AI Legislation
California鈥檚 and Colorado鈥檚 approaches to AI governance highlight the complexity of regulating AI at the state level.
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NTIA鈥檚 Report Rightly Recognizes Open Foundation Models鈥 Importance to America鈥檚 Economy and Society, Says OTI
“OTI welcomes the broad approach in the NTIA鈥檚 report.”
Harris Likely to Combine Biden AI Policies with Silicon Valley-Informed Approach
Lilian Coral on how Vice President Harris may approach data collection, use, and transparency if elected President.
A Historical Model for AI Regulation and Collaboration
Lilian Coral on why the United States must invest in the promise of AI with as much gusto as it invested in the Human Genome Project.
Artificial Intelligence in Schools: Privacy and Security Considerations
School districts and educators need to be actively engaged in shaping how they want to utilize AI. Addressing these questions could help.
To Combat Online Harms, Congress Needs to Shift the Focus Away from Section 230
Congress is going down the wrong path by continuing to spotlight Section 230 in the context of addressing online harms.
Groups Tell NTIA to Seek Diverse Agency Input for AI Consultation
OTI on the necessity of protecting AI openness and transparency.
OTI Joins Civil Society Organizations and Academics in Urging the Commerce Department to Protect Open AI Models
OTI joined 46 civil society organizations and academics in urging Secretary Gina Raimondo to protect AI openness and transparency.
Advocating for Stronger Policy Protections against Online Harassment
Eirliani Abdul Rahman on her recent OTI brief, 鈥淚ndirect Swarming and Its Threat to Democracies.鈥