Policy · 116th Congress
Artificial intelligence is coming. Will Congress be ready?
“I think the government is also rightly concerned about privacy but equally concerned about the misuse of AI, malicious use,” Smith said.
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Policy · 116th Congress
Safe climate a constitutional right, young plaintiffs tell court
The tough question for me and, I suspect, for my colleagues is do we get to act because of that.”
Policy · 116th Congress
Bipartisan thumbs-down to facial recognition technology
Three years later, Cummings is still angry such surveillance was conducted without a warrant or reason to believe that he — or any other protester, for that matter — had done anything illegal.
Policy · 116th Congress
Washington goes slow on self-driving cars, and states don’t mind
The 12 miles-per-hour limit restricts usability, and the vehicle’s artificial intelligence has room for improvement, Iwasaki said.
Policy · 116th Congress
Your car is watching you. Who owns the data?
“Right now I still can access the data port, but I know they want to get rid of the data port, and that’s what’s worrying.”
Policy · 116th Congress
Hackers eye the factory floor
Information security experts also need to be cognizant of new devices on their networks that need to be safeguarded, Watchinski said.
Policy · 116th Congress
US-China trade talks are a big deal for startups
“I am cautiously optimistic,” said Mayo, who started TouchPoint Solution in December 2016.
Policy · 116th Congress
House Democrats’ budget to assume corporate tax increase
“If we don’t change the caps, we’d be stuck with an 11 percent cut in defense spending and 9 percent cut in nondefense,” he said. “I don’t think either side would want to do that.”
Policy · 115th Congress
Pelosi, McConnell Have Plenty of Reasons to End Shutdown
time on,” Reynolds said.
Policy · 115th Congress
Trump to Huddle With House Republicans as Shutdown Situation Fluid
“I think he’s well aware of my position, and I don’t know that you can ignore the fact that we’re strongly encouraging him to veto it,” said House Freedom Caucus Chairman Mark Meadows, who was briefly
Policy · 115th Congress
New Jersey Police Seek Immigrants’ Trust, Get Pushback From ICE
Patrick Callahan, says in English that “we cannot do our jobs without the trust of the communities we serve.”
Policy · 115th Congress
With Divided Congress, Health Care Action Hightails It to the States
“Americans want to live in a country where everyone can go to the doctor without going bankrupt.” The successful ballot initiatives require state leaders to move quickly toward expansion.
Policy · 115th Congress
Nuclear Plants Go Belly Up in Democratic Districts. Then What?
Some 10 reactors have been replaced, largely without incident. Another 20 have been decommissioned, or are in that process, also largely without incident or complication.
Policy · 115th Congress
Stick With Senate Farm Bill or Extend Existing Law, Groups Say
At a briefing, the organizations said the House and Senate farm bills differ sharply in important areas.
Policy · 115th Congress
Progressive Caucus Launches Center for Policy Development, Outreach
“The goal is to have this organization up and running in January,” the Wisconsin Democrat said.
Policy · 115th Congress
These Farm Programs Will Turn Into Pumpkins Sunday If Congress Doesn’t Act
“Farmers and ranchers across the country rely on important programs that will sunset without an extension of the 2014 farm bill.”
Policy · 115th Congress
Scalise Tells Canada Time Is Running Out to Join NAFTA Update
-Mexico trade agreement in principle without Canada if Ottawa doesn’t quickly wrap up NAFTA talks.
Policy · 115th Congress
FAA Authorization Still Grounded in Senate
“Not gonna do an extension,” House Transportation Chairman Bill Shuster said. “Thune and I are sticking tight to it.”
Policy · 115th Congress
Senators Get Informal as FAA Deadline Nears
Then the question is what’s the path forward and how do we expedite getting this passed without having to do an extension.”
Policy · 115th Congress
Senate Quandary: How to Sanction Russia Without Harming Europe
“It’s very difficult with some of the bills that have been laid out to only punish Russia without punishing our European friends,” said Senate Foreign Relations Chairman Bob Corker, R-Tenn., at a