Artificial Intelligence
Publications
From National Journal:
“We’re just not producing AI specialists at the rate that demand is asking for them,” said Caleb Watney, an expert in AI policy at the center-right R Street Institute….
From Libertarianism:
These recommendations are based on proposals outlined by Caleb Watney: Caleb Watney, “Reducing entry barriers in the development and application of AI,” R Street…
It’s a shame that it sometimes takes a crisis to learn a lesson, but that’s the state America is in with the coronavirus. It has exposed our lack of preparedness and forced many to realize that…
From Captured Economy:
A new paper from R Street Institute’s Caleb Watney discusses how barriers to entry can be lowered in the development of Artificial Intelligence. Of particular interest is…
The Commerce Clause and the judgements that enforced federal preeminence over interstate trade in goods gave us a national single market in long-distance transportation. Powerful incentives for…
WASHINGTON (Feb. 3, 2020) – In 2019, the Federal Railroad Administration withdrew a proposed regulation that would have set a minimum level of train staffing and preempted existing state laws on…
From Supply Chain Dive:
“The U.S. rail industry and the multi-billion dollar infrastructure it supports is well positioned to capture the benefits of new technologies that will automate systems to…
January 8, 2020
Hon. Janice Schakowsky, Chairwoman
Subcommittee on Consumer Protection and Commerce
House Energy & Commerce Committee
U.S. House of Representatives
2125 Rayburn House…
From Harvard Law School Cyberlaw Clinic:
The Cyberlaw Clinic recently submitted a comment in response to a request from the United States Patent and Trademark Office about the patentability of…
From Lex Blog:
The AI in Government Act has been endorsed by BSA (Software Alliance), the Center for Democracy and Technology, the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation, Intel, the…