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  • How AI could rewrite history in documentaries

    How AI could rewrite history in documentaries
    2024/05/29
    Artificial intelligence can do more than shape the future; it could also rewrite the past. AI-generated images and videos are now finding their way into documentary films, and the recently formed Archival Producers Alliance wants to set some ground rules. On POLITICO Tech, archival producers Rachel Antell and Stephanie Jenkins join host Steven Overly to discuss their concerns with AI muddying the historical record.
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    19 分
  • The secret government program getting billions in CHIPS money

    The secret government program getting billions in CHIPS money
    2024/05/28
    Congress allocated $39 billion to subsidize microchip manufacturing, part of President Joe Biden pledge to revive a dormant U.S. industry. Then, a backroom deal led to a chunk of that money being funneled into a furtive government program —- one quietly backed by national security agencies and a major technology company. On POLITICO Tech, reporter Christine Mui tells us all about “Secure Enclave.”
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    16 分
  • Internet blackouts are increasing — here's why

    Internet blackouts are increasing — here's why
    2024/05/24
    Dozens of governments around the globe cut their citizens off from the internet in 2023 — the worst year for such internet shutdowns since digital rights group Access Now began tracking them. It’s a trend that could have major consequences in 2024 as many countries hold elections, and as wars persist in Ukraine and Gaza. On POLITICO Tech, host Steven Overly talks to Access Now Executive Director Brett Solomon about the reasons for these shutdowns and why he thinks they violate a “superhuman right” to internet access.
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    22 分
  • How did Colorado pass an AI law? We asked the guy who wrote it.

    How did Colorado pass an AI law? We asked the guy who wrote it.
    2024/05/23
    Colorado is the first state in the nation with major artificial intelligence regulations on the books. Starting in 2026, consumers will be notified when "high-risk” models are used to make important decisions about them. Colorado’s Senate Majority Leader Robert Rodriguez — the guy who pushed the bill through — tells POLITICO Tech host Steven Overly how the law got over the finish line and why there’s still a fight ahead.
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    17 分
  • Biden, Trump and the battle to be tough on China

    Biden, Trump and the battle to be tough on China
    2024/05/22
    President Joe Biden just ramped up tariffs on electric vehicles, solar cells and other products made in China. It marks Biden’s latest move in an ongoing tech and trade war with Beijing, as well as his newest attempt to show voters he’s tougher on China than 2024 challenger Donald Trump. On POLITICO Tech, former White House senior director of international economics, Jen Harris, joins host Steven Overly to break down Biden’s trade approach to China and how she thinks he should be selling it on the campaign trail.
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    15 分
  • So what is Sam Altman's 'universal basic compute' anyway?

    So what is Sam Altman's 'universal basic compute' anyway?
    2024/05/21
    OpenAI CEO Sam Altman floated a radical idea recently: What if everyone got to own a piece of artificial intelligence? He called it “universal basic compute.” And while it may never become actual social policy, it reveals how the nation’s most influential tech brains are thinking about the AI future. POLITICO Digital Future Daily author Derek Robertson joins host Steven Overly to discuss.
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    17 分
  • ‘It does feel like a disappointment’: An AI expert blasts the Senate’s new policy roadmap

    ‘It does feel like a disappointment’: An AI expert blasts the Senate’s new policy roadmap
    2024/05/20
    The Senate spent months consulting dozens of experts when crafting its new AI “policy roadmap.” One of them, computer science professor and former White House adviser Suresh Venkatasubramanian, is now blasting the final plan for being too favorable to the tech industry and failing to address risks like bias and deception. Venkatasubramanian joins POLITICO Tech host Steven Overly to explain where he thinks the roadmap comes up short.
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    19 分
  • Sen. Todd Young delves into the new AI roadmap

    Sen. Todd Young delves into the new AI roadmap
    2024/05/17
    The roll out this week of the Senate’s artificial intelligence policy roadmap was about as close to bipartisanship as Washington gets these days. But can it last? Sen. Todd Young (R-Ind.), one of the roadmap’s four co-authors, joins host Steven Overly to discuss what’s next as lawmakers look to pass actual legislation, and political divisions begin to emerge.
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    16 分