WASHINGTON, DC —OCT 7, 2026— A bipartisan coalition of 39 states and the District of Columbia has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to intervene in the growing fight over prediction...
Technology is Improving Our World The price of using a top-tier AI model has collapsed in just two years, putting tools that once required an engineering team within reach of...
CCC Applauds Mayor Frey’s Veto of Anti-Autonomous Vehicle Regulation WASHINGTON, DC —OCT 6, 2026— Last week, Minneapolis’ City Council narrowly passed an ordinance requiring “human monitors” in driverless cars. The city’s...
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On cosmetics and chemicals, the EU must put science back into policy Brussels, BE/May 28, 2026 – Consumer Choice Center calls on the European Commission to enshrine risk-based assessment in...
A core piece of Ottawa’s approach to cultural policy is the Online Streaming Act, or Bill C-11, which among other things requires broadcasters and streaming platforms to showcase Canadian stories and music, contribute to their...
As Parliament considers possible amendments to Bill C-22, the Carney government’s so-called Lawful Access Act, it’s time to speak the truth: this legislation cannot be saved in its current form...
Even before a North Dakota jury handed down a $345 million civil verdict against Greenpeace for its conduct around the Dakota Access Pipeline, the campaign group did something telling. Rather...
