Recent Developments in Artificial Intelligence Law and Policy
A House bill on a national artificial intelligence initiative joins a wave of related AI developments.
Procuring the Algorithmic State With Better Policy Analysis
Scholars assert that government agencies need a policymaking mindset when purchasing machine learning technology.
Regulation of AI Should Reflect Current Experience
Federal guidance on artificial intelligence needs additions to ensure the U.S. has a seat at the international table.
Tech Companies Need Their Social Licenses
Social license and the bundling of laws and resources can constrain tech companies from aggressive maneuvering.
Protecting Your Retirement from Data Thieves
Scholar offers a proactive approach to regulating ERISA fiduciary responsibilities.
Will the White House’s AI Policies Lead to Permissionless Innovation?
New artificial intelligence guidelines aim to improve oversight of growing automation in the United States.
Regulating Mobile Medical Applications
As mobile medical applications continue to proliferate, regulators lack a solid framework for oversight.
Justice Department’s New Position on Patents, Standard Setting, and Injunctions
A new policy statement from the federal government contradicts established law on whether patent holders can seek injunctions.
Quantum Supremacy and the Regulation of Quantum Technologies
Advancing technology requires regulators to act quickly to develop standards and defenses against cyberattacks.
Artificial Intelligence in Government and the Law
Scholars analyze how artificial intelligence stands to disrupt the public and legal sectors.
Regulating Police Body-Worn Cameras
Law enforcements’ expanding use of cameras raises questions over how to design programs governing them.