by Melissa MacGregor (SIFMA), Avi Gesser, Matt Kelly, Stephanie Thomas, and Ned Terrace
Top righ to left: Melissa MacGregor (SIFMA), Avi Gesser, and Matt Kelly.
Bottom right to left: Stephanie Thomas, Ned Terrace, and Esther Tetruashvily.
(Photos courtesy of the authors).
The proliferation of AI tools and rapid pace of AI adoption have led to calls for new regulation at all levels. President Biden recently said “[w]e need to manage the risks [of AI] to our society, to our economy, and our national security.” The Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Privacy, Technology and the Law recently held a hearing on “Rules for Artificial Intelligence” to discuss the need for AI regulation, while Senate Majority Leader Schumer released a strategy to regulate AI.