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113
across 15 topics
Cited sources
889
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Jul 12, 2026
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Buy public technology in modular increments, publish service metrics, stop failing programs early, and default to open standards and reusable components.
5 cited sources · 13 related issues
Reviewed Jul 6, 2026
Build public foresight, testbeds, standards, sandboxes, and workforce triggers so institutions can adapt, respond, protect people, and compete as technology accelerates.
7 cited sources · 9 related issues
Reviewed Jul 6, 2026
Publish high-volume public rules as versioned, testable, machine-readable infrastructure so people, small businesses, agencies, auditors, and authorized agents can check eligibility, deadlines, permits, taxes, and compliance without guessing.
8 cited sources · 14 related issues
Reviewed Jul 6, 2026
Build mission-driven innovation agencies, testbeds, prizes, and procurement fast lanes so America can turn frontier science into deployed capability.
8 cited sources · 9 related issues
Reviewed Jul 6, 2026
Support passenger rail corridors where demand, governance, right-of-way, funding gates, and delivery metrics make service credible enough to open.
5 cited sources · 5 related issues
Reviewed Jul 6, 2026
Scale robotics and advanced manufacturing through testbeds, Manufacturing USA, MEP modernization, safety standards, and worker training.
8 cited sources · 6 related issues
Reviewed Jul 6, 2026
Give people the right to send secure, revocable AI agents across banks, health care, benefits, schools, utilities, taxes, licensing, and public services, with identity, scoped authority, audit logs, liability, fraud controls, and human fallback.
10 cited sources · 13 related issues
Reviewed Jul 6, 2026
Require every agent data pull and delegated action to carry purpose limits, receipts, expiration, revocation, audit logs, anti-dark-pattern rules, and enforceable liability.
11 cited sources · 11 related issues
Reviewed Jul 6, 2026
Let states experiment on AI, privacy, cyber, and digital services while using federal floors, interoperability, and preemption only where fragmentation breaks rights.
11 cited sources · 11 related issues
Reviewed Jul 5, 2026
Use digital diplomacy to keep networks open, secure, interoperable, and rights-respecting while helping partners build durable local capacity.
5 cited sources · 14 related issues
Reviewed Jul 5, 2026
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