For starters, Congress could crack down on the "backdoor," warrantless searches the government does, says Elizabeth Goitein with the Brennan Center for Justice.
Developers are having to grapple with communities' pushback on the large centers, says Tony Pipa, senior fellow at the Center for Sustainable Development at the Brookings Institution.
In efforts to block AI companies' web crawlers, publishers are also not allowing Wayback Machine to take snapshots of their content, fearing that it could later be scraped from the pages of the archiving library.
California became the first state to regulate embodied carbon in its building code. That’s changing the construction industry even beyond the state border.
Lauren Weber, a reporter at The Wall Street Journal, chronicles how some older workers are opting to retire early due to AI. But she said they tend to be pro-personal use of the technology.
At least 19 states have either passed or considered legislation that would allow state governments to invest in cryptocurrency or other digital assets, according to Liz Farmer, senior officer at Pew Charitable Trusts.
