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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…

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The FTC shouldn’t be America’s AI bias police.

Giving regulators power to decide what counts as “bias” is bad policy, a First Amendment problem—and a weapon the next Lina Khan could turn on conservatives.

The answer to biased AI is competition, not government-approved AI.

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Trade wars come with real costs.

Tariffs are costing the average American household $1,100 a year, threatening U.S. automakers and weakening North American competitiveness—all without meaningfully reducing the trade deficit.

Protectionism always sends Americans the bill.

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England’s window tax was meant to target the wealthy. Instead, it left poor tenants without light or ventilation while raising less revenue than promised.

Today’s wealth-tax schemes would repeat the same mistake: more avoidance, less investment and higher costs for everyone

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