ACT’s Letter to the Senate Commerce Subcommittee on Science, Manufacturing, and Competitiveness March 03, 2026 hearing titled “Less Hype, More Help: AI That Improves Safety, Productivity, and Care”
The Fly in the AI Package Ointment: Why ASAA Doesn’t Belong
As federal negotiators scramble to assemble a comprehensive AI legislative package—one that would ideally preempt the mounting state-by-state patchwork threatening to fragment America's AI ecosystem—there's pressure to sweeten the deal with provisions addressing children's safety online. The impulse is understandable with AI chatbots like Meta’s that are having “sensual” [...]
The U.S. Has an Opportunity to Protect Marketplace Management for Small Tech Businesses
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz arrives in Washington next week for his second official visit since taking office, bringing with him a raft of bilateral priorities to discuss with Trump Administration officials. Trade, defense, and transatlantic cooperation will top the agenda—but U.S. officials shouldn't let the occasion pass without raising [...]
Tech Founders and Startups Across Europe Gathered in Brussels to Engage with Policymakers
Annual Global App Economy Conference Shares Top SME Tech Policy Priorities with EU Leaders Brussels, Belgium - Twenty-two founders and tech startup leaders representing 19 ACT member companies from 11 countries across the European Union (EU) traveled to Brussels this week for in-person meetings with the European Commission, Members of [...]
Always Be Filing: ACT Filing Activity January 2026
Throughout the year, our policy team submits filings with government bodies worldwide to advocate for a regulatory environment that inspires and rewards innovation. From issues around regulating artificial intelligence to digital trade, our team is ACTive on a wide range of topics that could have a positive or negative [...]