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📅 AI Rogue Agents. Who’s Liable? Briefing 10/13 Rayburn
Join an expert panel for lunch in Rayburn on Oct. 13 to discuss the legal boundaries of AI agentic liability. i.e. Who’s liable when AI agents misbehave?Recent incidents involving AI agents escaping intended testing environments and accessing real-world systems have made the liability question much more immediate. If an AI agent causes harm, breaks into a […]
Hill Staff Packed the Room for AI + the First Amendment | ICYMI 📺 📝 🎧 ⬇️
Different Perspectives: AI + the First Amendment Briefing Now Online Yesterday’s packed room in Rayburn 2045 was a reminder of how much demand there is on Capitol Hill for substantive information about AI policy. The turnout underscored that Hill staff want to dig into complex technology policy issues and hear directly from experts who bring […]
📅 Hill Briefing: Can AI Be Regulated, Or Is It Speech? RSVP
Join an expert panel for lunch in Rayburn on Sept. 22 to discuss whether Congress can regulate AI given the First Amendment. As Congress considers how to respond to the risks of artificial intelligence, from discrimination to deceptive content and unsafe outputs, lawmakers are increasingly confronting a threshold question: when does AI regulation regulate conduct, […]
📺 Video/Transcript Today’s SCOTUS Location Privacy ⬇️ Full Video + Transcript Posted
In case you missed it, the video, audio, and transcript from our recent Hill briefing on Chatrie v. United States are now available. Three leading experts examined how a bank robbery investigation became a landmark test of Fourth Amendment privacy — and what the Supreme Court’s decision could mean for geofence warrants, mobile location data, […]
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