Good morning.
I spent Wednesday in Washington, D.C., at a closed-door briefing for executives held by the Committee for Economic Development. While I can’t share details, I can report this: For all the growing polarization in politics, there is surprising bipartisan agreement on the two hottest topics of the day: A.I. and China.
On A.I., efforts are underway on Capitol Hill to come up with a regulatory framework that may not be as prescriptive as the one taking shape in Brussels, but still will lay down ground rules. “We are not going to repeat the mistake of Section 230,” said one senator, referencing the 1996 law that provided immunity to online platforms for the content generated by their users.
