AI Policy
Back to Basics: Why UChicago Law is Banning Laptops for 1Ls in the Age of AI
In a bold move against digital distraction, UChicago Law School is enforcing 'analog' education for first-year students, shielding the Socratic method from the influence of AI.
Governing Artificial Intelligence: Lessons from the Telecommunications Act of 1996
As Washington grapples with AI regulation, the history of the 1996 Telecommunications Act offers a roadmap — and a warning about unintended consequences.
AI Legislative Update: The Transparency Coalition’s 2026 Mandate and the End of the Black Box
The Transparency Coalition pushes for stricter rules on AI training data disclosure, reshaping the legal landscape for tech giants in mid-2026.
Fortifying the Public Sector: Why Cyber Training is the Linchpin for Secure Government AI
Successful AI integration in government requires more than code: it demands a radical workforce re-skilling to counter emerging cyber threats and ensure national security.
AI Act: The Bill for Artificial Intelligence Rules Reaches the Hellenic Parliament — A New Social Contract for the Digital Age
Greece aligns with European AI legislation, laying the groundwork for protecting fundamental rights while fostering technological innovation and transparency.
EEEP: Digital Witch Hunt or Necessary Cleanup? Massive Fines for Influencers and Illegal Gambling Sites
The Hellenic Gaming Commission (EEEP) is tightening its grip, targeting illegal social media advertising with fines reaching up to €2 million for influencers and operators.
Greece’s De-lignitization Clause: A Strategic Pivot for Coal Regions
Vice President Kostis Hatzidakis introduced a de-lignitization clause in Parliament, aiming to boost investment and social cohesion in transitioning coal regions.
The State Counterstrike: New Regulatory Guardrails on AI in Health Insurance Decisions
U.S. states are enacting strict regulations to curb algorithmic bias and automated denials in the health insurance sector.
Altman Says OpenAI Made ‘Many Changes’ During Talks With US
Sam Altman revealed that OpenAI modified its newest AI models following consultations with the Trump administration, highlighting a new era of state oversight in tech.
The Local Rebellion: GOP Candidates Break with Trump Over Data Center Expansion
As the 2026 midterms approach, an unexpected political rift is emerging within the GOP over the massive infrastructure required for the AI boom.
Oregon’s Litmus Test: How 'Over-the-Top' AI Ads are Challenging Disclosure Laws
A new wave of AI-generated political ads in Oregon is pushing the boundaries of SB 1571, raising critical questions about free speech and the nature of truth.
Kerameus: The 55+ Employment Bet, Widow Pensions, and the Digital Transformation of Labor
Minister of Labor Niki Kerameus announces new measures for the 55+ age group, changes to widow pensions, and the expansion of the Digital Work Card.