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Geoffrey Manne and Ben Sperry Cited in R Street Comments on FTC AI Policy Statement

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By Geoffrey Manne, Ben Sperry
R Street Institute cited research by ICLE President and Founder Geoffrey A. Manne and Senior Scholar Ben Sperry in comments to the Federal Trade Commission on its proposed policy statement addressing AI accuracy. The comments drew on ICLE’s analysis of consumer expectations under Section 5 to question whether the FTC could establish deception based on the ideological design or outputs of AI systems. Read the full R street comments here. Geoffrey A.
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ICLE Comments to the CMA on Proposed Steering Conduct Requirements for Apple and Google

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By Geoffrey Manne, Dirk Auer, Onyeka Aralu
Regulatory Comments Introduction and Summary The International Center for Law & Economics (ICLE) welcomes the opportunity to respond to the Competition and Markets Authority’s (CMA) consultations on proposed steering conduct requirements (CRs) for Apple and Google.[1] ICLE is a non-profit, non-partisan global research and policy centre that advances evidence-based policy. Its scholars have written extensively on competition in digital markets.
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ICLE Comments to the FTC on AI Suppression

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By Ben Sperry, Daniel Gilman, Geoffrey Manne
Regulatory Comments Introduction We thank the Federal Trade Commission (“FTC” or “Commission”) for the opportunity to comment on its proposed Policy Statement Concerning the Suppression of Accuracy in Artificial Intelligence Systems (“AI Policy Statement” or “Statement”).
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