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鶹ý & Lardner partner Natasha Allen explored the future of AI legislation amid political gridlock and federal-state tensions in the CFO Dive article, “.”
Allen anticipates a “grim” outlook, noting the challenge of keeping legislation in step with rapidly evolving technology. “I do think the business community would certainly appreciate having one comprehensive approach,” she added.
In her recent blog post, “White House Unveils Framework for Artificial Intelligence Regulation,” Allen examines the administration’s newly released National Policy Framework for Artificial Intelligence and outlines the seven key objectives aimed at establishing a uniform federal standard and uniting the patchwork of state laws.
Allen’s commentary also appeared in .
