News Clips

Reason Magazine reported on Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei’s renewed call for government intervention in the AI industry, quoting ITIF President Rob Atkinson’s disagreement. Atkinson noted that even if half of all entry-level white-collar jobs were eliminated over five years, the “supposed AI job apocalypse” would amount to only about six weeks of normal labor-market churn.

Research & Development Magazine mentioned ITIF’s comments to the European Commission on the European Innovation Act in a story about the more than 300 organizations that responded to the consultation. The article highlighted ITIF's recommendations to establish an Office of Innovation Review to serve as an “innovation advocate” within the EU, and create a “28th Regime.”

The Chosun Daily mentioned ITIF in a story on the U.S.–South Korea joint fact sheet affirming that U.S. tech firms will face no discriminatory barriers—an agreement now shaping ongoing reviews of map data exports and digital regulations.

Joe Kane was mentioned by Broadband Breakfast in coverage of FCC proposals to increase spectrum access.

Newsweek quoted Robert Atkinson in a story examining whether the United States has the talent needed to remain competitive in advanced industries and if the STEM pipeline is thinning among U.S.-born workers.

TechNewsWorld quoted Darren Tromblay arguing for the United States to disrupt Chinese economic espionage.

Inside AI Policy quoted Stephen Ezell in coverage of what semiconductor export controls mean for the United States.

A Wall Street Journal op-ed cited ITIF's report on China's nuclear energy, detailing that the United States is 10 to 15 years behind China in nuclear innovation.

Cryptopolitan quoted Sejin Kim in an article on South Korea’s efforts to regulate stablecoins.

WebProNews mentioned Daniel Castro and Stephen Ezell's blog on stringent export controls for AI chips in a story about the White House’s decision to block Nvidia's sales of scaled-down AI chips to China.