New National Archives guidance leaves most government AI use off the record

If federal agencies fail to create records related to their AI interactions, they effectively insulate their decisionmaking from oversight.

Google built and maintains its AI leadership from cash, compute, and data accumulated illegally from its monopoly in internet search. Its control over internet search, advertisement, mobile phone oper...

Asad Ramzanali discusses AI and tech policy, regulatory reform, and how government can deliver bold solutions in this Building the Future: Meet the Roosevelt Society interview.

It's worth asking what it would take to actually democratize AI at each layer of the stack, writes Ellen P. Goodman, starting with compute.

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Right now, roughly four million students are walking across stages at the nearly four thousand colleges around the U.S.

Asad Ramzanali and Tom Wheeler explain why competition is the best route to the future of inventive AI applications.

Risky financial maneuvers and mountains of debt mean the AI economy is in trouble, says Vanderbilt’s Asad Ramzanali.

In this paper, the authors argue that the increasing adoption of artificial intelligence is likely to change society in significant and potentially threatening ways and that a policy strategy centered...

Different camps of AI commenters—accelerationists, doomers, pragmatists, and populists—have strong but diverging views about the future of AI.

What should policymakers do to support Little Tech?

Over the course of 2025, “vibe coding” went from Silicon Valley pet projects to a global phenomenon.

Public Citizen's J.B. Branch and Ilana Beller invited predictions from multiple policy experts about what to expect on AI policy in the year ahead.

Arati Prabhakar and Asad Ramzanali say we are caught between fantastical claims and leaders deferring to industry without the imagination to drive progress.

The administration needs to shift focus away from providing chips and datacenters to the world’s richest companies.

The administration needs to shift focus away from providing chips and datacenters to the world’s richest companies.

The administration needs to shift focus away from providing chips and datacenters to the world’s richest companies.

Podcast Episode · Click Here · 10/28/2025 · 26m

When the same few companies own the entire tech stack, they stop competing and start colluding.

A new report offers a legislative road map for creating a competitive and secure cloud computing market, without forcing policymakers to reinvent the wheel.