AI Regulation and Federalism: What the Moratorium (That Wasn’t) Debate Revealed
Adopting a state-level moratorium against policies regulating artificial intelligence would help ensure consistency and prevent legal fragmentation
Tambudzai Gundani
Tambudzai Gundani is a graduate student at The George Washington University pursuing an MS in Data Science and a Graduate Certificate in Regulatory Policy and Practice. At the GW Regulatory Studies Center, she serves as a Research Assistant focusing on improving regulatory impact analysis through data science, with a particular interest in the use of AI and computational methods to support transparent and effective policymaking.
She holds a dual-award MBA in Global Business from the University of Sunderland and SEGi University, and is also pursuing a PhD in Business Law at University Putra Malaysia, where her research explores the intersection of regulation, corruption, and economic recovery. Tambudzai also serves as a Graduate Senator in the GW Student Government Association, where she advocates for inclusive academic governance.
A CFTC Commissioner’s and Legal Scholar’s Perspectives on AI and Regulatory Accountability
Virtual remarks by CFTC Commissioner Kristin Johnson and in-person remarks by Ohio State Law professor Bridget C.E. Dooling
Closing the Loop: Reflections from UMD’s 2025 Tech Policy Hub Annual Event
A recent technology conference examined how the quest to translate research into policy can be complex and shaped by overlapping institutional roles.