Without a consistent national framework for AI regulation, a growing patchwork of state bills will slow the development and deployment of solutions that can expand access, diagnose diseases earlier and save lives, writes Consumer Technology Association President and CEO Kinsey Fabrizio.
Without a consistent national framework for AI regulation, a growing patchwork of state bills will slow the development and deployment of solutions that can expand access, diagnose diseases earlier and save...
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Without a consistent national framework for AI regulation, a growing patchwork of state bills will slow the development and deployment of solutions that can expand access, diagnose diseases earlier and save lives, writes Consumer Technology Association President and CEO Kinsey Fabrizio.
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