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  • U.S. law shouldn’t copy Europe’s app store regulation
    U.S. law shouldn’t copy Europe’s app store regulation

    Commentary by Nicole Shekhovtsova

  • Federal Trade Commission fails to convince judge that Meta monopolizes social media
    Federal Trade Commission fails to convince judge that Meta monopolizes social media

    Commentary by Max Gulker

  • Why is Texas investigating Meta’s AI Studio for offering unlicensed therapy?
    Why is Texas investigating Meta’s AI Studio for offering unlicensed therapy?

    Commentary by Gregory Ferenstein

  • Michigan House Bill 4388 would regulate social media use by minors
    Michigan House Bill 4388 would regulate social media use by minors

    Testimony by Caden Rosenbaum

  • Nevada’s ban on AI therapists highlights regulation based on fear rather than analysis
    Nevada’s ban on AI therapists highlights regulation based on fear rather than analysis

    Commentary by Gregory Ferenstein

  • California’s AI law works by staying narrow
    California’s AI law works by staying narrow

    Commentary by Nicole Shekhovtsova

  • DOJ v. Visa could prove an important battleground for tech antitrust 
    DOJ v. Visa could prove an important battleground for tech antitrust 

    Commentary by Max Gulker

  • Ohio House Bill 392 would clarify the right to compute
    Ohio House Bill 392 would clarify the right to compute

    Testimony by Caden Rosenbaum

  • Comments to the Office of Science and Technology Policy on AI regulatory reform
    Comments to the Office of Science and Technology Policy on AI regulatory reform

    Testimony by Richard Sill, Marc Scribner and Caden Rosenbaum

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