Driving The Day

Today is February 20, 2024, and here are the key policymaker and stakeholder actions on AI you need to know: In Washington, the co-chairs of the House of Representative’s new bipartisan AI task force, which we first reported on last week, released the list of task force members. According to Bloomberg, the FTC’s proposed rules on deepfake impersonations could make generative AI video providers liable in cases of fraud. In California, a proposed bill would require that companies using consumers’ personal information to train AI models register with the state. In Europe, the EU’s leading antitrust regulator argued for looking closely “at vertical integration and at ecosystems” in the AI industry.

In this issue:

• Washington in Focus: According to Politico, the FDA argues it needs more people and resources to regulate AI in healthcare properly.

• Around the Nation: Amid growing concern, Virginia lawmakers push AI deepfake bills to next session.

• Across the Pond: UK, allies look to arm Ukraine with AI-enabled swarm drones.

• Global Highlights: Peru mulls comprehensive AI framework focused on consumer safety. 

• Outside Views: Mozilla launches a new data privacy campaign.

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