When I left school, I moved to Washington DC to start my dream career in technology policy. I began as an aid on Capitol Hill and rose to be deputy chief of staff at the Treasury Department. But when my oldest son was about three years old, I hit a wall.It was that classic dilemma. I felt like a terrible employee and an even worse mother. I made a decision that shocked my colleagues and me.I quit. Leaving my career, being without a job was devastating. I was dependent for my income and my health insurance.A ...

From your perspective, is it better to have technology policy from a state level on AI or federal. Well, if you look at all the introduced state laws, there are over a thousand apparently that are out there floating in addition to the ones that have been enacted. They're just so diverse.There are like six or seven buckets of the type of state law, including disclosure mandates, algorithmic discrimination, notice and bias requirements. So you have this matrix of 50 states times six or seven buckets, and that ...