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Twenty-one AI leaders, including VC Marc Andreessen, will appear tomorrow at the second Senate AI Insight Forum.

Alpha-Geek Technologies has celebrated the appointment of Ms. Tola Odeyemi as the new Post-master General and CEO of the Nigerian Postal Service (NIPOST),

Tech companies need to be familiar with IHL to protect their employees, properties, and surrounding civilians during armed conflict.

Sources said that Peak XV, represented by Chief Public Policy Officer Shweta Rajpal Kohli, has voiced its concerns at a meeting of the tech lobby group where the resolutions were adopted

A month ago, we explained how California bill AB 1394, kind of a mini-FOSTA for California, was so problematic, and was likely to be found unconstitutional, just like last year’s “Age Appropriate Design Code.” AB 1394 is yet another of those “but think of the children” laws that California loves these days, and it passed…

Noah Feldman, a professor at Harvard Law, has stated that while private companies are free to censor other private parties of their own accord, if the government forces a private company to engage in censorship, it becomes a violation of the First Amendment.

The government giving itself discretionary powers to prohibit certain technologies from the outset will foster neither innovation nor entrepreneurship, because it simply lacks the expertise and bandwidth to assess these technologies

The Washington Post described groups like Design It For Us as 'a formidable lobbying force'

Posts about abetting written by Mike Masnick

Researcher Inioluwa Deborah Raji says tech CEOs focused on big claims of what AI could do, but she was there to offer a reality check on its current harms.