More than 120 bills related to regulating synthetic intelligence are currently pending in the US Congress. The Congressional frenzy to keep pace with the rapid evolution of technology is a stark indication of their growing desperation?
Because of congressional inefficiencies, the overwhelming majority of these proposed payments are unlikely to progress beyond the proposal stage. By simply examining these documents collectively, we can gain valuable insights into policymakers’ current concerns: where they perceive the risks to be, which party is focusing on which issues, and more broadly, what vision the US has for AI and how it should be regulated.
As part of our collaboration with the Brennan Center for Justice, we’ve developed a tracker that monitors the AI-related payments flowing through various congressional committees, aiming to identify potential insights and lessons from this vast legislative landscape. .
Snap Inc. has unveiled a revolutionary new model of its Spectacles series, marking a major milestone for augmented reality (AR) glasses. For the first time, consumers can expect to see AR technology that lives up to the promises made by pioneering companies like Magic Leap, HoloLens, and Google Glass several years ago.
The editor-in-chief, Mat Honan, asked us to challenge ourselves just a few weeks ago. The innovative technology delivered a remarkably impressive visual experience by seamlessly integrating virtual information onto the transparent lenses, effectively blurring the line between reality and augmented surroundings – albeit with a hint of playfulness for those willing to surrender to its whimsical charm. .
