CCIA says regulatory proposals, state actions pose obstacles to AI leadership

Reliance on existing laws, light-touch regulation and industry-driven standards are key to U.S. leadership in artificial intelligence, the Computer & Communications Industry Association says in comments to the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy on possible regulatory roadblocks to AI advances.

“If we are to maintain U.S. global leadership in AI, it is imperative the country has a regulatory environment that encourages or at least does not impede innovation and new product and service offerings. AI systems need...