By Katherine Salinas
The middleware approach presents the fewest First Amendment complications of any regulatory option. Rather than restricting speech or compelling specific viewpoints, it simply requires transparency and user choice.
Strengthening India’s Cyber Incident Reporting Framework
The US Needs Compute. Can India Deliver?
A Deeper Dive: Trump Pursues American Dominance in AI
By Sarah Box
The AI Action Plan is a clear signpost towards American dominance in AI and its impact will be felt globally. The hope is that it will indeed lead to the industrial and information revolution and cultural renaissance anticipated by the administration, and that this is not a winner-take-all race but one that allies and partners can share in.
Trump’s Bold AI Action Plan Leads to Questions of Implementation
Reframing AI Governance with LMIC-Led Leadership
Rare UN Consensus and Progress on Cybersecurity
A New Code for Cyber Intrusion Capabilities: Pall Mall
By Elsa Debargue and Jeffrey D. Bean
The Pall Mall Process is a work in progress, and only time will tell if it proves durable and successful. However, it does hint at a potential turning point in current cyber governance efforts by adapting to the realities of a decentralized, privatized, and often invisible marketplace of digital intrusion.
In the absence of AI regulation, AI literacy is necessary
Trump’s Reversal on AI Diffusion Controls Raises New Questions
By Jeffrey D. Bean
All in all, the United States’ oscillating policy on AI diffusion reflects an ongoing struggle in how best to simultaneously retain U.S. leadership in semiconductors and advance compute for AI at both a market level and in national defense applications, while blocking adversaries’ access to advanced AI chips and the capability to manufacture them.
