The next AI policy idea that could gain traction in the U.S. would give companies some legal immunity from challenges over possible harms if they prove they're adhering to safety standards.
Why it matters: As it becomes increasingly clear that the federal government isn't going to meaningfully regulate AI, this is one model that could pick up steam in states across the country.
An export control rule from the Commerce Department is set to create a major new layer of work for AI and tech companies with global supply chains and partners.
Why it matters: The move is a clear win for national security hawks who want U.S. tech firms to retreat from business partnerships with companies in China and other countries deemed to be national security risks.
