Kate Beinkampen is a Technology Policy Research Assistant at the American Enterprise Institute. Her work focuses on analyzing and providing insights into technology policy issues, including digital trade, regulatory challenges, and the impact of technology on society. She brings a critical perspective and expertise in the intersection of technology and public policy.
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By: Kate Beinkampen
Gavin Newsom’s recent veto of California's SB 1047, known as the Safe and Secure Innovation for Frontier Artificial Intelligence Models Act, reignited the debate about how best to regulate the rapidly evolving field of artificial intelligence.
Sen. Maria Cantwell (D-WA) has directly challenged US Trade Representative Katherine Tai’s adamant opposition to stronger digital trade rules in US trade agreements.
FacebookTwitterLinkedInSmall businesses are the foundation of the US economy, representing 99 percent of all firms and employing nearly half of the private sector workforce. In 2021, these enterprises generated over $16.2 trillion in revenue. Beyond their economic impact, small businesses play a vital role in shaping neighborhoods and communities across the country. Despite their significance, many small businesses struggle to access traditional capital. They often face challenging credit requirements, extensive documentation demands, and lengthy loan application processes. These barriers can hinder growth and limit opportunities for many entrepreneurs.
By: Kate Beinkampen
The European Union presents businesses with a complex challenge: they must comply with three major regulatory frameworks that sometimes have conflicting requirements: General Data Protection Regulation, the European Union Artificial Intelligence Act, and the Digital Markets Act.
By: Clay Calvert
FacebookTwitterLinkedInThe suicide of 14-year-old Sewell Setzer III this February is tragic, but should the individuals and business entities behind the generative artificial intelligence product known as Character.AI that allegedly caused his death be held civilly liable? That’s a key issue in a federal lawsuit filed last month in Florida by Setzer’s mother, Megan Garcia.
By: Clay Calvert
Can a law violate the First Amendment ’s guarantee of free speech because it does too little or regulates too few actors to substantially mitigate the harms and advance the interests it’s designed to address? The answer sometimes is yes, and that’s a problem for lawmakers regulating social media platforms due to the injuries they allegedly cause minors.
FacebookTwitterLinkedInAs President Trump takes office for the second time, a pressing question will be how to handle the Biden administration’s legacy of targeting large businesses. In 2021, President Biden issued an executive order on competition, launching an all-of-government effort to reverse, or at least stay, a century-long trend
By: Kate Beinkampen
A panel of experts discussed the Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment Program—a $42.45 billion initiative launched in 2021 to expand high-speed internet access—which has faced implementation delays with benefits not expected until 2025 or later.
FacebookTwitterLinkedInThe Biden administration has launched a crash effort to push out as much of the $39 billion in semiconductor manufacturing funds—appropriated under the CHIPS and Science Act—as possible before it leaves office. The reason? Donald Trump vowed to kill the program.
FacebookTwitterLinkedInIndia’s Digital Competition Bill of 2024 represents a crucial balancing act for the nation’s digital economy. The legislation aims to foster digital entrepreneurship while carefully avoiding regulatory constraints that could impede technological innovation. However, the bill is not without its criticism, and experts argue that its anti-big-business agenda and ambiguous policy prescriptions could hinder rather than help the economy’s growth.
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