AI offers significant potential to keep users safe by detecting, enforcing & reviewing harmful content & conduct online Today we’re unveiling a first-of-its-kind report for using AI automation in #TrustandSafety operations. dtspartnership.org/best-practices…

In my view, this should be mandatory reading for trust & safety practitioners and regulators.

Congratulations to my CCIA colleague, Krisztian Katona, for being shortlisted again for Global Competition Review's 2025 Corporate Counsel of the Year Award -- a well-deserved recognition. (Vote for nominees here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI… )

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If indeed the Biden Admin knew a CLOUD Act partner was about to demand a backdoor to US services and yet withheld that fact from Congress, that was a serious failure which put US users at risk. Encryption keeps users safe and the USG must stand up for it. washingtonpost.com/technology/202…

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New analysis reveals generative AI could cut broadband buildout CAPEX by 5–10%—unlocking $4.7–9.5 B/year in redeployed investment. That’s faster fiber & wireless-based rollouts and hundreds of thousands more homes connected without raising costs under BEAD. #Broadband #AI

However, 50 conflicting state AI laws could cut savings in half—costing $2.4–4.7 B/year. Getting the biggest productivity boost from AI requires preemption, to make broadband deployment under BEAD and everywhere else maximally efficient. ccianet.org/articles/ai-ad…

Happy (slightly belated) anniversary to the Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act, because nothing says innovation like reliving one of our country's worst trade blunders. Let's learn from our history and end tariffs that hurt American businesses and consumers.

Pausing AI interventions at the state level to ensure a consistent federal approach has a well-documented historical precedent — the Internet Tax Freedom Act of 1998. ccianet.org/articles/learn…

Congrats to Digital Trust & Safety Partnership & partners on today’s publication of the SAFE Framework as ISO/IEC 25389. This 1st-of-its-kind int'l standard marks years of pioneering work by online safety professionals to establish processes & best practices for mitigating online risk.