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- Letter to FCC on supporting the Commission’s efforts to identify and address barriers to broadband deploymentThe U.S. needs federal AI regulation to prevent a costly patchwork of conflicting state laws that burden businesses and threaten American innovation leadership.This Hill Letter was sent to Members of the Senate Committee on Appropriations supporting the expansion of Combatant Commander (COCOM) access to commercial remote sensing data and analyticsAs the world continues to evolve, so does electricity demand.President of Monumental Basketball Michael Winger shared insights with the U.S. Chamber's Rick Wade on leadership and the future of sports and entertainment.This week’s guest, former Defense Under-Secretary Michèle Flournoy, argues that America’s ability to deter and win wars now depends less on troop strength and more on its capacity to out-innovate its rivals through cutting-edge research, skilled talent, and fast investment.The restoration of U.S. leadership on digital trade is good news for American workers and companies.This letter outlines our comments on the Extended Outline: Proposed Zero Draft for a Standard on Documentation of AI Datasets and AI Models.U.S. Chamber, U.S. Chamber Foundation, and Google Launch National ‘Small Business B(AI)sics’ Training Program to Reach 40,000 Entrepreneurs
