Jennifer Huddleston

He wants a heavier hand.

Jennifer Huddleston is Senior Fellow in Technology Policy at the Cato Institute and one of the country's most respected voices on technology and the law.

Huddleston argues that whatever the doomsdayers predict, the consequences of rushing to regulate are certain, entrenching today's giants, crushing tomorrow's startups, and surrendering America's lead in the defining technology race of our time.

She wants a lighter touch.

Why do we

have to have this stuff? If a machine can pretend to care better than I can actually care, how do we draw the line there?

Jennifer Huddleston, they seem to be calling for stricter regulation than you do.

How come?

All that AI investment means more data centers and, as Preeti outlined, more pushback.

With the issue becoming a political flashpoint ahead of the midterms, could efforts to slow the build-out do more harm than good? Jennifer Huddleston, Senior Fellow in Technology Policy at the Cato Institute, is with us now.

This has been a story for a while.

It continues to be a story on a daily basis, and we are moving towards the midterms.

Data centers are going to be critical to things like medical research, to improve cybersecurity, to the ability to track storms better.

All of these outputs that are being improved by AI are going to need data centers as well.

Jennifer Huddleston of the Cato Institute, great to have you back with us on the show.

Thank you very much.

Then, the debate over whether and how to regulate artificial intelligence continues here in Washington, as the president huddled with tech leaders again at the White House earlier this week.

We break it down with Cato Institute's Jennifer Huddleston and AI Now Institute's Sarah Myers-West.

And finally, this week marked the third anniversary of the October 7th attack on Israel.

We speak with Aaron David Miller of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace on where the conflict stands today between Israel and Hamas.

Please stop.

Touché.

Next, two different perspectives on how and if to regulate AI with Jennifer Huddleston of the Cato Institute and Sarah Myers-West of the AI Now Institute.

I'm going to ask

who thinks that this is like a death knell for the future of the party if they go in that leftward direction.

And then we released Jennifer Huddleston, who is the Cato Point person on artificial intelligence.

And Richard Clark was the nation's first cyber czar debating whether and how to regulate AI.

And then I had like a pop-up.