News Clips

Blaze Media mentioned Justin Riggi’s analysis in a story on how Europe’s regulatory bureaucracy hinders innovation and why a lighter-touch approach could restore its technological competitiveness.

The Washington Post quoted Stephen Ezell in an article examining the growing divide between manufacturing and artificial intelligence, highlighting AI’s rapid growth, manufacturing’s decline, and the implications for workers and the future of America’s economy.

The Washington Examiner referenced Lilla Nóra Kiss and Hilal Aka's publication on South Korea’s Online Platform Fairness Act in a story explaining how both KFTC enforcement and broader Korean tech regulations disproportionately impact U.S. firms.

Foreign Policy cited ITIF’s “Can China Innovate?” series multiple times in a story examining why China’s decade of investment in cutting-edge technology has yet to deliver meaningful economic growth.

The Conversation cited Daniel Castro’s 2024 report on the need for credible estimates of AI energy use and emissions in a story examining whether video generation models such as OpenAI’s Sora 2 could exacerbate the environmental impact of generative AI.

Inside AI Policy covered Hodan Omaar's argument that while California's new AI safety law has some merits, its value is undermined by implementing such regulatory requirements at the state rather than federal level.

Realty Plus Magazine mentioned ITIF’s research on China’s advancements in computer and electronics manufacturing.

Newsweek detailed that China’s electric vehicle dominance is no longer just an auto industry story—it’s shaping the balance of technological, industrial and military power with deep implications for U.S. national security.

CIO Dive reported on California’s new AI transparency law, which requires vendors to disclose safety frameworks and compels CIOs to reassess procurement, compliance, and risk management practices.

TechNewsWorld reported on OpenAI’s rollout of new parental oversight tools for ChatGPT, which allow parents to manage teen accounts with features like content filters and alerts for signs of distress.