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The director of Utah’s Office of AI Policy discusses the office’s progress in advancing responsible AI innovation through regulatory mitigation agreements and its future plans.

Darwin, an AI-focused startup, releases free tool to help public agencies develop AI policies

The U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Energy and Commerce has advanced a bill that could impose a decadelong moratorium on state AI regulations as part of the federal budget reconciliation bill.

A comprehensive essay on viewing AI as normal technology, discussing its societal impacts, risks, and policy implications

AdvaMed, the Medtech Association, outlines its key policy priorities for the 119th Congress, focusing on improving patient access to life-changing medical technologies and fostering innovation within the sector.

Senior writer Kelsey Piper discusses the political and societal implications of AI policy, including the shift from safety to opportunity, government oversight, and the future of work.

Loudoun County Public Schools is asking for community input on how artificial intelligence should be used in classrooms. A new policy is being drafted to address the use of AI in schools.

A comprehensive analysis of current trends in the U.S. healthcare sector, exploring the impact of policy changes, technological advancements, and potential geopolitical influences.

The rapid evolution of artificial intelligence in healthcare demands proactive policies to maximize its potential. This article discusses the AI Policy Packet, a resource outlining key recommendations for Congress to ensure continued innovation in AI-enabled medical technology.

Executive Order 14179 shifts U.S. AI policy, prioritizing innovation over ethical considerations, sparking debate across the tech sector and raising concerns about regulatory direction.