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Delaware Considers Law to Allow Autonomous AI Companies
Science & Technology Delaware Considers Law to Allow Autonomous AI Companies

Legal scholars and corporate executives are currently witnessing a seismic shift in the foundation of American business as Delaware prepares to debate a law that could grant full autonomy to software-driven entities. This legislative pivot arrives at a moment when the state’s dominance as a

Maryland Modernizes Labor Mandates and User Privacy Rights
Policy & Legislation Maryland Modernizes Labor Mandates and User Privacy Rights

Maryland is currently redefining the social contract by weaving together rigorous work requirements with advanced digital safeguards, proving that a state can be both administratively firm and protective of personal data. This quiet revolution marks a departure from the clunky, analog systems of

House Passes Bill to Shield Ratepayers From Data Center Costs
Science & Technology House Passes Bill to Shield Ratepayers From Data Center Costs

Donald Gainsborough has spent decades navigating the intricate corridors of power, but few issues have proven as polarizing as the collision between artificial intelligence and the local electric grid. As the head of Government Curated, he has a front-row seat to the legislative tug-of-war in

How Can Civic Tech Save the Social Safety Net?
Policy & Legislation How Can Civic Tech Save the Social Safety Net?

Open-source accessibility allows different jurisdictions to collaboratively improve digital tools without the high costs associated with proprietary software solutions. The American social safety net is currently navigating a period of unprecedented transition, catalyzed by fundamental shifts in

Michigan Faces Push for Moratorium on Data Center Expansion
Policy & Legislation Michigan Faces Push for Moratorium on Data Center Expansion

The massive physical footprint of modern data centers is forcing a profound rethink of Michigan's industrial identity as the state attempts to balance technological ambition with the finite natural resources of the Great Lakes. The Great Lakes State is currently at a legislative crossroads as a

Does Regulating AI Deepfakes Violate the First Amendment?
Policy & Legislation Does Regulating AI Deepfakes Violate the First Amendment?

A hyper-realistic video of a presidential candidate admitting to a scandalous crime they never committed can circulate to millions of people before a single fact-checker has the opportunity to blink. This is no longer a scenario confined to science fiction; it is the lived reality of a modern

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