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Meeting the AI Moment: New America’s Civic AI Summit
An event prompting leaders from local and state governments, universities, and corporations to reimagine how AI can serve the public good.
AI Governance Framework Offers Cities Actionable Guidance
RethinkAI's new report on the state of civic AI was covered by Government Technology.
New America CEO Anne-Marie Slaughter Reflects on the National Gathering for State AI Leaders
States are key to determining how the U.S. can thrive with artificial intelligence.
Trump Admin Accused of Violating Voters’ Privacy in Search for Immigrants
Sydney Saubestre was quoted in a Newsweek piece on the expansion of the SAVE program.
AI Agents Are Coming to Campus. Who Will They Work For?
The real opportunity presented by agentic AI here is not to cut back on student support, but to expand it.
Trump’s TikTok Deal: Who Rules the Algorithm, Rules the Digital Public Square
Lilian Coral breaks down the TikTok deal using five key principles—and reveals why it’s more political patch than real tech policy.
US State Age Verification Efforts Threaten Online Speech and Privacy – The Supreme Court Seems Ready to Allow Them
OTI Policy Analyst Sarah Forland provides an overview of the U.S. age verification landscape.
OTI’s Insights in Report on Higher Ed Use of Data
OTI’s 15 Years of Impact
Read OTI's report, which was released at their anniversary event, to learn more about our 15 years of impact and our vision for the future.
11 Communications and Tech Organizations Ask FCC to Update EPFD Limits
Via Satellite reported on how a bipartisan group of organizations, including OTI, asked the FCC to move forward with updating EPFD limits.
AI Is Moving Into Physical Products, And Out of Regulatory Reach
Recent OTI Policy Fellow Matt Steinberg on how AI wearables & toys blur the line between products & speech.
OTI Joins Bipartisan Group Asking FCC to Update EPFD Limits Imposed on Satellites
OTI joined a bipartisan group of organizations in asking FCC Chairman Brendan Carr to move forward with updating EPFD limits.