Presentations
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Upcoming Presentations
June 5, 2023
Encryption Is a Cornerstone of Secure Communication and Data Protection
Kir Nuthi speaks about encryption and the vital role of safeguarding sensitive information in today's digital landscape at an event hosted by Allied for Startups.
Past Presentations
May 16, 2023
AI, Education and Children’s Privacy Concerns
Gillian Diebold and Ashley Johnson moderate discussions about AI and education and children’s privacy concerns with emerging technology at the Children’s Advertising Review Unit (CARU) Annual Conference, hosted by BBB National Programs.
April 27, 2023
How China Is Gaining and How America Is Lagging: The Case For a National Advanced Industry Strategy
The United States has fallen behind China in a wide array of advanced technology industries and is leading in several emerging ones. Atkinson will discuss America’s recent techno-economic competitive performance vis-a-vis China and how that necessitates the adoption of national developmentalism as the guiding framework for U.S. economic policy.
April 26, 2023
Should AI Be Regulated?
Daniel Castro speaks about whether AI should be regulated at an event hosted by Broadband Breakfast and moderated by The Hill's Technology Policy Reporter Rebecca Klar.
April 25, 2023
The Importance of the EU-US Trade and Technology Council
Daniel Castro presents on the importance of the EU-US Trade and Technology Council at the Digital Croatia 2030 conference hosted by the American Chamber of Commerce in Croatia.
April 17, 2023
AI, Ethics and Data Governance
Gillian Diebold speaks about the current policy landscape and pressing issues in the AI and data space at a webinar hosted by the Civil 20 Working Group on Technology, Security, and Transparency.
