OTI Joins Civil Society Organizations and Academics in Urging the Commerce Department to Protect Open AI Models
OTI joined 46 civil society organizations and academics in urging Secretary Gina Raimondo to protect AI openness and transparency.
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Joint Statement on the Transition of Ranking Digital Rights from 国产视频 to the World Benchmarking Alliance
Senate Spectrum Hearing Can Extend Support for 23 Million Households under Expiring Affordable Connectivity Program
A bill to restore the FCC鈥檚 lapsed auction authority is good policy and a year overdue.
OTI Supports the SAFE Act鈥攁 Bipartisan Compromise to Reform U.S. Government Surveillance
The SAFE Act reflects a reasonable compromise that balances meaningful privacy reforms and core U.S. national security objectives.
OTI Opposes House鈥檚 Vote on Bill That Could Lead to TikTok Ban
鈥淔unctionally banning TikTok in the United States is an overly blunt approach.鈥
State of the Union Highlighted Issues Crucial to Ensuring That Tech Benefits All Americans, Says OTI
Broadband connectivity, 鈥渏unk fees,鈥 privacy and AI were all referenced.
U.S. Department of Labor Appoints Taylor White to the Advisory Committee on Apprenticeship
Taylor White was appointed to the Advisory Committee on Apprenticeship at the Department of Labor.
OTI Urges President Biden to Spotlight U.S. Tech Challenges in the State of the Union Address
President Biden should call on Congress to pass existing legislation that can address concerns and tap the promise of AI.
Changes to KOSA Are Improvements, but Congress Must Still Address Remaining Challenges With the Bill, Says OTI
鈥淎t its core, the bill still poses significant risks to speech and privacy that could ultimately make children and adults less safe online.鈥
