The Virginia Institute for Public Policy’s statement for memorandum highlights the urgent need for a coordinated federal approach to AI regulation, leveraging constitutional authority to avoid a fragmented and counterproductive patchwork of state laws. The proposed moratorium offers a pragmatic pathway to safeguard innovation, support small businesses, and ensure U.S. leadership in the rapidly evolving global AI landscape.
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Press Release – VIPP Champions AI Moratorium, Invokes Commerce Clause
The Virginia Institute for Public Policy’s statement for memorandum highlights the urgent need for a coordinated federal approach to AI regulation, leveraging constitutional authority to avoid a fragmented and counterproductive patchwork of state laws. The proposed moratorium offers a pragmatic pathway to safeguard innovation, support small businesses, and ensure U.S. leadership in the rapidly evolving global AI landscape.
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Lindsey Zea Senior Fellow Dr. Clara Belle Wheeler Senior Fellow
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Lindsey Zea Senior Fellow Dr. Clara Belle Wheeler Senior Fellow
Read morePress Release – Opening Doors for Virginians
SB1014’s passage marks a significant turning point in how Virginia approaches public sector hiring, with far-reaching implications for the skilled workforce. By prioritizing practical experience over degrees, this legislation opens doors for a diverse group of workers, fosters economic inclusivity, and showcases how bipartisan collaboration can lead to meaningful reform. This initiative not only reflects an evolving understanding of qualifications but also sets a precedent for future policies aimed at enhancing workforce participation and economic opportunity across the nation.
Read morePress Release – Opening Doors for Virginians
SB1014’s passage marks a significant turning point in how Virginia approaches public sector hiring, with far-reaching implications for the skilled workforce. By prioritizing practical experience over degrees, this legislation opens doors for a diverse group of workers, fosters economic inclusivity, and showcases how bipartisan collaboration can lead to meaningful reform. This initiative not only reflects an evolving understanding of qualifications but also sets a precedent for future policies aimed at enhancing workforce participation and economic opportunity across the nation.
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