With 50 states, 535 members of Congress and more than 300 federal agencies, and the many committees and task forces in between, agreeing to a common approach on how to regulate artificial intelligence (AI) in the United States is no easy feat.
After several states took the lead in passing some AI-specific laws, the White House released an executive order on October 30 in hopes of shaping future policies and regulatory efforts from agencies and state legislators.
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Cassandre Coyer
Washington D.C.-based legal technology reporter, covering new things happening around data privacy and cybersecurity law, e-discovery and emerging technologies.
