Center for Technology & Innovation Policy
Posted by
Hope Schumaker
on June 26, 2025
The Verdict on AI
Few practices have higher stakes for human error than that of criminal justice. An oversight or delay can [...]
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Hope Schumaker
on June 19, 2025
Work Smarter
Three things in life are certain; death, taxes, and work—but artificial intelligence (AI) skeptics have [...]
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Hope Schumaker
on June 10, 2025
BEAD by Example: The Next Chapter in the Broadband Saga
The federal Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment (BEAD) Program has lived many lives since its [...]
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Hope Schumaker
on June 5, 2025
When Regulation Clashes with Innovation
Europe stared a technological revolution in the eye and chose regulation. As artificial intelligence (AI) [...]
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Hope Schumaker
on May 22, 2025
Memento Moratorium
Nestled within the Energy and Commerce section of the sweeping budget reconciliation bill is a simple yet [...]
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Hope Schumaker
on May 16, 2025
You Can Drive My Car: Self-Driving Cars Save Lives
Few things remind you of your mortality more than a trip in the passenger seat of a bad driver. [...]
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Hope Schumaker
on May 8, 2025
The More Things Change, the More They Stay the Same: The Antitrust Crusade Rolls On
Much has changed since President Trump assumed office just over 100 days ago. Despite the upheaval of [...]
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Hope Schumaker
on May 2, 2025
States Move to Regulate AI in Medicine: When the Legislative Cure is Worse Than the Disease
The national mood toward AI is mixed. Some are deeply hopeful about the promises of the technology, while [...]
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Hope Schumaker
on April 25, 2025
The State of AI
Stanford University’s annual AI Index Report provides a helpful gauge for the state of artificial [...]
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