#technology-policy

#technology-policy

Peter Kyle stated that the time taken to implement online safety laws has betrayed a generation of children, exposing them to harmful content. He emphasized the need for swift action in face of technological advancements, acknowledging that urgent safety measures must not take seven years to enforce, as many children have already suffered from unrestricted access to toxic materials.

Despite a supposedly hostile environment for AI R&D under Trump, North America still attracts the majority of AI investment, totaling $69.7 billion between February and May.

Friedman describes his ideal television advertising campaign, an em dash-laden riff on Donald Trump's anti-trans ad campaign from 2024. He writes: "Trump is for he/him - his grievances, his revenge, his corruption - and for bringing old stuff back 'again,' like coal and gasoline cars. Waymo Democrats are for 'We the People' and reinventing American industry anew."

The government's legislation aims to ensure that regulated entities respond effectively to cyber threats, with daily fines for non-compliance slated to motivate adherence.

Smartphones should be treated like cars not cigarettes, with technology built to mitigate harms rather than being banned outright, academics have argued. This reflects a shift towards a more nuanced approach to technology use in schools.