How Wide is the Atlantic? Convergence and Divergence in US–EU AI Governance
Summary of remarks on data governance and sovereignty at the June 2026 “Regulatory Crosswinds” conference
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How Wide is the Atlantic? Convergence and Divergence in US–EU AI Governance
Summary of remarks on data governance and sovereignty at the June 2026 “Regulatory Crosswinds” conference
The Administrative Procedure Act’s simple framework ensures federal regulations are based on evidence, public input, and reasoned justification.
Regulatory Crosswinds: Transatlantic Perspectives on Administrative Reform
Summary of remarks on U.S. deregulation, regulatory measurement, and German administrative reform at the June 2026 “Regulatory Crosswinds” conference
AI and Workforce Readiness: Reflections from the SCSP AI+Education Summit
National leaders build a strategy for U.S. leadership in AI for education and to identify the essentials for a globally competitive, AI-ready workforce
The Continued Evolution of the Congressional Review Act
Congress has recently begun using the Congressional Review Act in unanticipated ways
Managing Uncertainty in Benefit-Cost Analysis
Agencies must better quantify the uncertain economic effects of proposed regulations.
Will Targeting Wall Street Improve Affordability for First-Time Buyers?
Will executive orders aimed at reducing competition between large institutional investors and first-time home buyers have unintended consequences?
Can Regulators Do More with Less? Brazil’s Federal Agencies Under Budget and Workforce Pressure
As Brazil trims administrative agency budgets and workforces, observers wonder if cuts will threaten to undermine core regulatory activities
The Three Great Lies About Climate Change
State and local restrictions on natural gas production permits prevent climate damage mitigation.
Behind the $211.8 Billion: Evaluating EO 14192’s Deregulatory Accounting
Agencies are reporting large reductions in the number and costs of rules. Do the savings reflect real deregulation, or simply housekeeping and pruning?