With more than 120 bills related to regulating artificial intelligence currently circulating in the US Congress, it’s clear that policymakers are feeling the pressure to keep pace with the rapid advancements in technology. This flood of legislation offers us a glimpse into the current concerns of Congress, where they see risks, and what their overall vision for AI regulation looks like.
While many of these bills may not become law due to the nature of Congress, examining them gives us valuable insight into the priorities of each party and the direction the US is headed in terms of AI regulation.
That’s why we’ve partnered with the Brennan Center for Justice to create a tracker for all AI-related bills in Congress, providing a comprehensive look at the legislative landscape. Follow the link to delve into the full story and discover what these bills reveal about the future of AI regulation in the US.
—Scott J Mulligan
Here’s what I made of Snap’s new augmented-reality Spectacles
Snap has unveiled its latest version of Spectacles, featuring augmented reality capabilities that could finally deliver on the promises made by previous devices like Magic Leap and HoloLens. Our editor-in-chief, Mat Honan, had the opportunity to test them out and was impressed by their ability to overlay visual information and applications onto transparent lenses, creating a seamless blend between the digital and physical worlds—but be prepared to embrace a slightly unconventional look. Dive into Mat’s full review for a closer look at Snap’s AR Spectacles.