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Letting US Companies Sell Second-Tier Chips to China Is the Right Move

Without a Federal Moratorium, US AI Policy Will Fragment Further

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South Korea Should Reform Outdated and Protectionist Mapping Data Restrictions

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Artificial Intelligence

Comments to the CMA on Its Proposed Google SMS Designation

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The Center for Data Innovation submitted these comments in response to the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA)’s call for views on its proposed decision report as part of its strategic market…

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South Korea Should Reform Outdated and Protectionist Mapping Data Restrictions

by Seung Yeon (Sunny) Lee | July 1, 2025

South Korea’s export restrictions on mapping data, while originally based on legitimate national security concerns, now primarily act as a protectionist measure that unfairly limits competition from foreign firms. Korean…

by Seung Yeon (Sunny) Lee July 1, 2025

German State Prioritizes Politics Over Practical Technology Solutions

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Data Economy

Comments to the CMA on Its Proposed Google SMS Designation

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The Center for Data Innovation submitted these comments in response to the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA)’s call for views on its proposed decision report as part of its strategic market…

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State Data-Driven Pricing Bans Would Backfire on Consumers

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UK Industrial Strategy Signals Renewed Focus on Innovation, Digital Skills, and Pro-Growth Regulation

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LONDON—In response to the UK government’s release of its new Industrial Strategy and the accompanying Digital and Technologies Sector Plan, the Center for Data Innovation released the following statement from Ayesha Bhatti, head…

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German State Prioritizes Politics Over Practical Technology Solutions

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Why Watermarking Text Fails to Stop Misinformation and Plagiarism

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Europe

Comments to the CMA on Its Proposed Google SMS Designation

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Brussels Risks Prioritising Symbolism Over Substance in Cloud Procurement

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German State Prioritizes Politics Over Practical Technology Solutions

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UK Spending Review’s Modest Tech Investment Falls Short of Innovation Ambitions

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