Tom Wheeler explains how Trump's AI accord leaves the companies developing AI free to define the scope and scale of their own oversight.

Tom Wheeler evaluates efforts to regulate frontier AI and the need to ensure that AI labs make decisions oriented toward the public interest.

Tom Wheeler warns that falling AI prices alone won't close the emerging "token divide" in access to intelligence itself.

Tom Wheeler discusses the current FCC's use of "public interest" as a political weapon to serve the president’s interests.

Tom Wheeler discusses the need to harmonize policies that promote the promise of AI while protecting enterprises, developers, and users.

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

Tom Wheeler and Bill Baer discuss what considerations are missing from the Trump administration's new national AI policy framework.

Tom Wheeler discusses FCC Chairman Carr's recent threat against broadcasters and the broader implications for democracy.

Tom Wheeler discusses designing AI policy to expand participation, competition, and diffusion before European Parliament on Jan. 14.

Tom Wheeler draws lessons from government support of private railroads to guide approaches to AI infrastructure.

Tom Wheeler discusses how President Trump is seeking to assert dominion over the regulatory sovereignty of other nations for Big Tech.

Tom Wheeler and Bill Baer discuss the decision in United States et al v. Google LLC and the need for forward-looking AI competition policy.

Tom Wheeler discusses how President Trump's AI Action Plan and recent executive orders will constrain development and threaten free speech.

Tom Wheeler discusses how President Trump's plans to protect U.S. tech companies might accelerate the EU turning its back on American tech.

The Trump FCC is not protecting free speech—it’s undermining it.

Tom Wheeler examines how Trump’s tariff policy shifts from protecting domestic production to safeguarding Big Tech profits.

Tom Wheeler discusses the FCC's attempts to regulate decisions that oppose the Trump administration's goals despite promises of deregulation.

Tom Wheeler analyzes the FCC Chairman's recent recommended rulemaking to define the public interest standard.

Tom Wheeler analyzes how Big Tech companies are pushing for tariffs to attack global regulations on online platforms.