Welcome to the "Tech on the Hill," your essential guide to the intersection of technology and legislation. Hosted by the seasoned experts of the Technology Policy Team, this podcast dives deep into the day's top congressional news, focusing on how the latest bills, debates, and discussions in Congress impact the ever-evolving world of tech regulations. From data privacy and antitrust concerns to cybersecurity and digital rights, we break down complex legislative jargon into digestible insights, ensuring you stay informed and ahead of the curve. Whether you're a tech enthusiast, a policy wonk, or just someone looking to understand the implications of congressional decisions on the digital landscape, this podcast is your go-to source. Tune in to stay updated, informed, and engaged.
Tech On The Hill
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Podcast Overview
Welcome to the "Tech on the Hill," your essential guide to the intersection of technology and legislation. Hosted by the seasoned experts of the Technology Policy Team, this podcast dives deep into the day's top congressional news, focusing on how the latest bills, debates, and discussions in Congress impact the ever-evolving world of tech regulations. From data privacy and antitrust concerns to cybersecurity and digital rights, we break down complex legislative jargon into digestible insights, ensuring you stay informed and ahead of the curve. Whether you're a tech enthusiast, a policy wonk, or just someone looking to understand the implications of congressional decisions on the digital landscape, this podcast is your go-to source. Tune in to stay updated, informed, and engaged.
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May 14, 2024
Ep. 11: Orbiting Innovation - The Impact and Regulation of Low Earth Orbit Satellites
<p class="MsoNormal">In this episode, <strong>Tom Romanoff</strong> is joined by expert <strong>Carissa Christensen</strong>, delves into how LEO satellites, which orbit closer to Earth, enhance broadband connectivity with reduced latency compared to traditional geostationary satellites used for broadcasting.</p> <p class="MsoNormal">The discussion also covers the competitive landscape in the LEO sector, highlighting key players like Starlink, OneWeb, and Amazon's Project Kuiper. They discuss regulatory challenges and the importance of updating rules to accommodate the rapid increase in satellite deployments and the need for efficient spectrum management.</p> <p class="MsoNormal">Key regulatory considerations include managing space traffic and avoiding orbital debris, with the FCC playing a pivotal role through its newly established Space Bureau. The episode concludes with insights on integrating space policy into broader national policy discussions to leverage these technologies for economic and national security benefits.</p>
April 30, 2024
Ep. 10: Navigating Global AI Regulation - The Brussels Effect and Beyond
<p>In this episode, the focus was on the recent legislative developments concerning the regulation of artificial intelligence (AI) within the European Union, particularly through the enactment of the EU AI Act. <strong><a title= "https://www.markusanderljung.com/" href= "https://www.markusanderljung.com/" data-outlook-id= "51363e50-8238-41fd-a3cd-71607db4af5e">Markus Anderljung</a></strong>, head of policy at the Center for the Governance of AI, joined as a guest to discuss the <a title= "https://cdn.governance.ai/Brussels_Effect_GovAI.pdf" href= "https://cdn.governance.ai/Brussels_Effect_GovAI.pdf" data-outlook-id="5b9d8eaa-b7c9-4ec5-8c32-9ccf78bfa3bd">significant implications of the EU AI Act</a> on global AI regulation. They explored the concept of the "Brussels Effect," where EU regulations might influence global standards, similar to the well-known "California Effect" in environmental regulation.</p> <p>Anderljung highlighted how the EU AI Act sets forth specific requirements for AI systems, especially those deemed high-risk, which could lead to standardized approaches that affect global AI practices. The podcast also discussed how these regulations might influence U.S. policies and the broader international landscape. The episode concluded with insights into the enforcement mechanisms of the AI Act, including establishing an AI office within the European Commission, which oversees compliance among major tech companies, indicating a move towards more robust global governance of AI technologies.</p>
April 18, 2024
Ep. 9: AI and Cybersecurity
<p>In this episode, host <strong>Tom Romanoff</strong> welcomes <strong>Wayne Dennis</strong>, the first cybersecurity fellow at the Bipartisan Policy Center. Dennis explores the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on cybersecurity, emphasizing its role in automating security processes like identity verification and threat mitigation. He discusses how AI enhances defensive capabilities but also poses risks, such as enabling attackers to create more effective malware.</p> <p>The conversation delves into AI's potential to detect new cybersecurity threats, especially those from nation-states targeting critical sectors like healthcare. Dennis suggests that while AI can boost cybersecurity efficiency, it won't replace human workers soon. Instead, it should be seen as a workforce augmentation tool, addressing labor shortages in cybersecurity.</p> <p>Moreover, the discussion touches on AI's broader implications for small businesses and consumers who may be unprepared for sophisticated AI-driven attacks. Dennis advocates for increased attention and resources to protect these vulnerable groups from rising threats like ransomware and phishing attacks powered by AI.</p>
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