#technology-policy

#technology-policy

UK government seeks to hire 25 experts in AI, semiconductors, and quantum computing to inform technology policy and enhance public services.

Anthropic supports U.S. AI chip export controls but recommends enhancements for competitive advantage and enforcement.

The development of the national AI Action Plan should prioritize open-source software to enhance U.S. leadership in AI technology.

The Independent emphasizes the importance of accessible journalism on key societal issues.

Academics advocate for smarter smartphone use policies in schools rather than outright bans.

Howard Lutnick confirmed as Secretary of Commerce; John Squires expected to be nominated as USPTO Director with strong IP experience.

State governments are pivotal in tech policy, moving faster than federal authorities to regulate technology.

Potential changes to BEAD program funding guidelines may shift focus from fiber to lower-cost broadband technologies.

Redefining 'reliable' broadband could influence eligibility for federal funding under the BEAD program.

Silicon Valley's leaders are forging new relationships with the government, reflecting a shift from political divides seen in previous years.

The U.S. Semiconductor Research Hub aims to improve the resilience of semiconductor supply chains amid increasing threats, funded by the Department of Defense.

Niue's satellite internet ban raises questions about fairness amid frustrations over inadequate digital access despite new infrastructure.

Trump would likely ease AI regulations, while Harris may follow a more regulated approach similar to the current administration.

The UK and US are collaborating on children's online safety, emphasizing the importance of research and technology in creating a secure digital environment.