Madison Alder is a judiciary reporter for Bloomberg Law and FedScoop. She covers a wide range of topics related to the US judicial system, including court appointments, legal decisions, and regulatory issues. Madison's reporting provides in-depth analysis and insights into the impact of judicial decisions on various sectors and industries.
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Madison Alder's coverage is heavily focused on legal policy, government announcements, and political developments in the United States. Given this focus, she would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to developments within the US legal system, particularly those involving judicial appointments, regulatory decisions and challenges, as well as legislative actions.
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The legislation would require disclosure of AI-generated content and direct the Federal Election Commission to deal with violations quickly.
By: Derek B. Johnson, Madison Alder
An earlier ruling in the case had paralyzed communications between the government and online platforms to coordinate on mis- and disinformation.
By: Madison Alder, Rebecca Heilweil, David Ake
The Department of Energy’s reference guide is the first publicly released generative AI guidance from the agency.
By: Madison Alder
Commerce Chief Data Officer Oliver Wise said a “policy shift” is needed across the government on the standard for public data in the era of AI.
By: Madison Alder, Rebecca Heilweil
The vice president and soon-to-be Democratic presidential nominee has been the voice for several White House AI actions and led on getting voluntary safety commitments from tech companies.
By: Madison Alder
Chief technology, data and AI officer roles will now be under the Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology.
The NTIA report is ultimately inconclusive on whether restrictions are needed, citing a lack of current evidence, but outlined what the agency called “a cautious yet optimistic path.”
In the aftermath of the Supreme Court’s Murthy decision, legal experts see an uphill fight for conspiracy theorists.
By: Madison Alder, Matt Bracken, Rebecca Heilweil, Billy Mitchell, Caroline Nihill
FedScoop received a record number of votes across five categories in 2024 to honor the brilliant leaders, innovative decision-makers and tireless workers making the federal government more efficient and effective through the use of technology.
The White House announced intent to appoint eight individuals to the body responsible for governing the National Science Foundation.
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