Adam Thierer
Innovation Policy Analyst at R Street Institute
innovation policy analyst at @RSI. Author of Permissionless Innovation (2016) & Evasive Entrepreneurs (2020). Harry Tuttle is my hero.
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2 weeks ago |
rstreet.org | Adam Thierer
Testimony Adam Thierer Testimony, Hearing on “DeepSeek: A Deep Dive” VIDEO SUBMITTED STATEMENT OF ADAM THIERER RESIDENT SENIOR FELLOW, TECHNOLOGY AND INNOVATION R STREET INSTITUTE BEFORE THE HOUSE COMMITTEE ON SCIENCE, SPACE, AND TECHNOLOGY SUBCOMMITTEE ON RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY HEARING ON “DEEPSEEK: A DEEP DIVE” APRIL 8, 2025 Chairman Obernolte, Ranking Member Stevens, and members of the subcommittee: Thank you for the invitation to participate in this important hearing. My name is Adam...
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3 weeks ago |
eternallyradicalidea.com | Dean Ball |Greg Lukianoff |Adam Thierer
Picture a world where, rather than simply punishing a bigot for discriminating against a couple on the basis of race, the authorities target the local library instead. See, when they did an investigation, the authorities noticed the bigot had checked out a number of books that clearly inspired and informed his actions. As a result, they decided the library must be punished for providing them.
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3 weeks ago |
lawfaremedia.org | Kevin Frazier |Adam Thierer |Jen Patja
Kevin Frazier is an AI Innovation and Law Fellow at UT Austin School of Law and Contributing Editor at Lawfare . Adam Thierer is a senior fellow for the Technology & Innovation team at the R Street Institute. Jen Patja is the editor and producer of the and .
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3 weeks ago |
govtech.com | Adam Thierer
New developments in Virginia and Texas signal that the debate over artificial intelligence (AI) policy could be turning in a more positive, pro-innovation direction in the states. Less than three months into the year, an astonishing 900-plus AI-related legislative proposals — roughly 12 per day — have already been introduced. Most seek to impose new regulations on algorithmic systems. This represents an unprecedented level of regulatory interest in any emerging technology.
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1 month ago |
thehill.com | Adam Thierer
The hottest artificial intelligence (AI) innovation news of 2025 is coming out of China, with cutting-edge products like DeepSeek R1 and Manus creating a modern “Sputnik moment” and “wake-up call” for the United States, which was previously thought to be well ahead of the world. This means the governance choices made next will have profound ramifications for American innovation, competitiveness and geopolitical security.
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The @RightToCompute is a grassroots movement advocating for the fundamental right of individuals to access and use computational resources. Read their latest release about the big win for Right to Compute legislation in Montana. 👉
With the signing of SB 212, the 'Right to Compute Act', Montana just became the first state in the US—and probably the first place in the world—to recognize computation as a human right. Thanks and congratulations, Senator Daniel Zolnikov! https://t.co/abjeOJRM7R
RT @RSI: Failing in this endeavor will almost certainly ensure that it is China, rather than the U.S., that builds out the foundations for…
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