AI Regulation in U.S. States: Lessons Learned and Key Takeaways

Communications of the ACM·May 19

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Regulation of artificial intelligence in US states is being examined, with various aspects such as education legislation, copyright law, and data privacy being considered. Lessons are being drawn from past experiences, including the 1996 Telecommunications Act, and from recent court decisions. The regulation of AI is also being viewed in the context of global competition, particularly between the US and China.

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