Do We Need a ‘NIST for the States’? And Other Questions to Ask Before Preempting Decades of State Law

Not Shaken, Not Stirred: The Mixed Question of Law and Fact

The Algorithmic Deterrent

Palantir’s manifesto and the sovereignty question for states without algorithmic independence.

"Right-to-Compute" Laws Spread as States Take Opposite Approaches to AI Regulation

Montana passed the first “right-to-compute” law shielding AI from regulation. Now similar bills are spreading.

Why AI Transparency Laws May Already Be Obsolete

AI transparency laws in California and New York already face scrutiny for being outdated. This raises essential questions about the pace of

State AI Laws: A Messy Patchwork Stifling Innovation

State-level AI regulations are overwhelming developers. The rapid proliferation of inconsistent laws is hindering progress and stifling inno

The White House’s shambolic AI policy

Also , why states are taking things into their own hands, and what might be better