A regulatory toolbox for AI, American support for Ukraine, and how a “parents’ rights” organization left its mark on education politics.
| Moms for Liberty: Where are they, and are they winning? Since its founding in 2021, Moms for Liberty—a conservative “parents’ rights” organization engaged in local school board politics and elections across the country—has emerged as a visible player in U.S. education politics. Sana Sinha, Nicolas Zerbino, Jon Valant, and Rachel M. Perera explain where the group operates and its possible impact. |
| A new American strategy for Ukraine “Helping Ukraine is still the right thing to do. But helping Ukraine ‘as long as it takes,’ as Biden and his team are prone to say, is fundamentally unsatisfying,” says Michael E. O’Hanlon. In a new op-ed, he outlines some considerations for the president in pivoting U.S. engagement with the Russia-Ukraine war. |
| The AI regulatory toolbox: How governments can discover algorithmic harms Governments around the world are implementing foundational policies to regulate artificial intelligence (AI) and algorithmic systems, but while legislation is advancing, regulators should not wait idly for legislators to act. Alex Engler discusses the tools that are already available to regulators seeking to make headway on AI. |
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