
Your guide to AI public policy from the team at a16z. Each conversation bridges Washington and Little Tech, bringing together policy leaders, researchers, and builders to explore how the US stays ahead in AI. a16zpolicy.substack.com
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 7 | Founded | a month ago |
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Debates in Washington often frame AI governance as a series of false choices: they pit innovation against safety, progress against protection, federal leadership against the rights of states. But at a16z, we believe these are not binaries. In order f... more
If you squint at today’s AI policy debates, you may see the Telecommunications Act of 1996 in the distance.
In this conversation, Matt Perault, head of AI policy, a16z, sits down with Adam Thierer, resident senior fellow, technology and innovation, ... more
Lawmakers are largely supportive of helping AI startups and challengers grow and thrive. They understand the need for the United States to compete and win in AI and generally support small businesses and entrepreneurship. Yet, numerous state AI propo... more
As lawmakers consider requiring companies to make disclosures about their AI models—such as risk reports, impact assessments, or content warnings—questions arise about whether those mandates could run afoul of the First Amendment.
In part three of o... more
The dormant Commerce Clause has been anything but dormant in the last couple of weeks. With Congress and the administration actively debating the proper roles of the federal and state governments in regulating AI, the dormant Commerce Clause has emer... more
There may be no more important debate in AI policy right now than how power to regulate AI should be divided between the federal and state governments.
We first wrote about the respective roles of Congress and state governments in early 2025, as we ... more
With states introducing more than 1,000 AI-related bills this year alone, a fundamental question has taken center stage: what are the roles of the federal government and states in regulating AI?
In this episode of the a16z AI Policy Brief, Kevin Fra... more









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