How is the US tech industry regulated?
About this episode
The episode discusses the regulation of the US tech industry amidst competition and legal battles involving major companies like Apple and OpenAI.
Apple is taking OpenAI to court. The tech giant is suing the artificial intelligence company, accusing it of stealing trade secrets. With the AI race in overdrive, firms are competing to release the latest products. But how's that competition being regulated? In this episode: R 'Ray' Wang - CEO and principal analyst of Constellation Research Nick Akerman - New York attorney and former assistant special Watergate prosecutor Toby Walsh - Chief Scientist, AI Institute at the University of New South Wales Sydney Host: Anna Burns-Francis Connect with us: @AJEPodcasts on X , Instagram , Facebook , and YouTube
People in this episode
Host: Anna Burns-Francis
Guests: R 'Ray' Wang, Nick Akerman, Toby Walsh
Topics covered
- US tech industry
- regulation
- artificial intelligence
- competition
- trade secrets
Keywords
- US tech regulation
- Apple lawsuit
- OpenAI
- trade secrets
- AI competition
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Apple, OpenAI, Constellation Research, AI Institute
Places: New York, University of New South Wales Sydney
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