The Technology & Innovation Policy Team works to promote local, state and federal policies, programs and funding that further technological innovation and scientific advancements. This work is focused on but not limited to issues in data privacy, cyber security, autonomous vehicles, AI, broader scientific funding, and skilled immigration.
We also work to communicate with policymakers on these issues, educate them on the benefits of emerging technology, and address the concerns they may have about the implications of emerging tech and policies related to it.
To learn more about joining the committee, please contact us at [email protected]
1993: The year of grunge music, the introduction of Pentium chips and “Sleepless in Seattle.” It was also the last time the U.S., Mexico and Canada signed a comprehensive trade agreement. This year, Congress has an opportunity to ratify a new agreement that modernizes trade in North America and strengthens America’s innovation leadership. The United …
One thing you have to understand about Silicon Valley: We really don’t know what we are doing. That’s not an indictment. We have wonderfully gifted people working at the edge of what is known, where great discoveries are made. But we can’t see the future of technology. And, as with most human phenomena, it turns …
Skilled arrivals from outside the United States are powering the Valley’s economy more than ever before.
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