The legislative blueprint of the National Policy Framework for AI for Congress is split into seven broad categories, ranging from online safety laws for children to the protection of free speech and the streamlining of AI infrastructure…
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US unveils National AI Policy Framework: 7 key aspects include free speech, parents’ control and personality rights
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