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October 21, 2024|Reports & Briefings

Go to the Mattresses: It’s Time to Reset U.S.-EU Tech and Trade Relations

In its bid for tech sovereignty, the EU has been aggressively targeting U.S. firms and industries with unfair protectionist policies. This cannot stand. To move forward into a new era of deeper transatlantic trade integration, America must first demand a level playing field.

October 18, 2024|Blogs

Fact of the Week: Tensions Have Led to a 3.7 Percent Decline in the Probability of Chinese Students Enrolling in a US PhD Program

Since 2015, the number of Chinese students enrolling in U.S. PhD programs has decreased by about 3.7 percent, while the probability a Chinese student will enroll in a PhD program in another English-speaking country, such as the UK, Australia, or Canada, has increased by 2.1 percent.

October 18, 2024|Blogs

Audio Watermarking Won’t Solve the Real Dangers of AI Voice Manipulation

Audio watermarking won’t mitigate the risks associated with AI-generated voice cloning. The challenge isn’t only technical but also social—how people consume and trust media.

October 18, 2024|Testimonies & Filings

Letter in Support of the Energy Permitting Reform Act of 2024

This bipartisan bill is a welcome effort to use government policy not to force change, but to enable change, through the widespread development of the clean energy technologies we need to drive costs down to meet the price and the performance levels of dirty energy.

October 15, 2024|Op-Eds & Contributed Articles

Why Canada Doesn’t Need Another Broadband Provider

Canadian telecommunications policy under successive governments has taken for granted that the domestic industry suffers an inadequate supply of market participants. But that assumption is unmoored from reality on various fronts.

October 15, 2024|Blogs

Studies Show AI Triggers Delirium in Leading Experts

Absent major policy intervention, the experts tell us, AI will drive up income inequality to stratospheric levels. This idea is becoming de rigueur in Western intellectual circles, even though the underlying arguments supporting it are fallacious to the point of absurdity.

October 15, 2024|Blogs

Fact of the Week: In Small Island Developing States, Repeated Instances of Hurricanes Lead to an Increase in Green Innovations

Researchers find that in the long term, hurricanes positively impact green innovations in small island developing nations.

October 11, 2024|Testimonies & Filings

Comments to the National Telecommunications and Information Administration Regarding Project LEIA

Project LEIA is an excellent opportunity to move in the right direction, and we commend NTIA for this bold approach.

October 11, 2024|Testimonies & Filings

Comments to the Bureau of Industry and Security's Proposed Rule to Establish AI Reporting Requirements

To avoid disadvantaging and stifling open-source AI, BIS should consider adjustments of reporting for open-source models, allowing for the continued growth of innovation while ensuring the necessary security oversight.

October 10, 2024|Op-Eds & Contributed Articles

California Legislators Are Not Equipped to Rework Their AI Law

Legislators currently lack the necessary information about how harms from AI systems may materialize and evolve in the real world to design truly effective regulations.

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