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It’s likely that implementation of AI could eliminate most accidents due to human error. Chips and software don’t get tired, don’t get distracted, and make decisions in millionths of a second that a human might take 5 or 10 seconds to make. Studies suggest that humans can keep track of 3 to 5 independent variables at the same time, while AI can manage orders of magnitude more.

Let's be clear about what a data center is: critical infrastructure. It's the physical home of the digital services we rely on. If policymakers are serious about economic competitiveness, they should treat data centers the way they treat all critical infrastructure.

It makes no sense for there to be 51 different regulatory regimes for a business that travels across state borders at the speed of light.

Encryption is not just a technical layer of protection—it is a shield for individual liberty, economic growth, and national security in the digital age.

There is something very wrong with FCC Chairman Carr using government power to pressure companies into appeasing the Trump administration.

We still need a federal moratorium on state AI regulation until Congress and the courts establish clear rules that protect property rights while otherwise not restricting AI innovation.

Right now, governments at the state level are moving bills to regulate AI that should be roundly rejected. 

Great news! The congressional markup of KOSA has been cancelled. Perhaps some Members understand the problems with the proposed legislation.

Moving slowly and only legislating when needs have become clear and when there are demonstrated harms reflects a conservative approach to governing.

Innovation and economic growth has not deterred activists who simply believe in federal control for the sake of federal control.