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We Don’t Need New Laws to Protect Us From AI

Market Institute Senior Fellow Norm Singleton argues in RealClearMarkets that competition, accountability, and existing laws offer a better approach to AI safety than another wave of federal regulation. As artificial intelligence continues to transform the American economy, Washington is facing growing pressure to impose new restrictions on the technology’s development. Read more…

By Jeff Cargerman, 1 day1 day ago
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How I Stopped Worrying, and Learned to Love Data Centers

Opposition to data centers has become an increasingly bipartisan cause. But efforts to slow or block their development risk undermining the very innovation that can address concerns about energy costs, water use, and infrastructure. In a new commentary in RealClearMarkets, Market Institute Senior Fellow Norm Singleton explains that data centers Read more…

By admin, 3 weeks3 weeks ago
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The Solution to Alleged AI Bias Will Be Found In the Market

In a new piece for RealClearMarkets, Market Institute President Charles Sauer warns that the Federal Trade Commission’s effort to police alleged ideological bias in artificial intelligence threatens both free speech and the competitive market that is driving AI innovation. Sauer points to the FTC’s proposed policy statement on AI accuracy, Read more…

By admin, 2 months ago
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Smith-Sauer AI Amnesia Is Real: Let’s Make Information Great Again

In today’s world, information is more accessible than ever — but trust in that information is collapsing.In this excerpt, we explore how biased reporting, information overload, and the rise of AI have created new challenges for truth and trust. From the media’s often chaotic relationship with President Trump to the Read more…

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4 Nov

Washington wants to protect us from AI by making it harder for anyone to compete in AI.

Brilliant.

More regulation means fewer competitors, less innovation, and a nice head start for China.

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4 Nov

Prediction markets crushed it on election night.

Turns out millions of people putting real money behind their predictions can produce better information than an army of pundits.

Washington should take notes.

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3 Nov

Utah's AG wants to treat prediction markets like casinos.

Never mind that these markets reward knowledge, help businesses hedge risk, and generate valuable information.

Apparently, the bigger gamble is trusting politicians to understand how markets work.

@johntamny in @Forbes

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