David Crowley Unveils Eleven-Point Plan for Artificial Intelligence Regulation in Wisconsin

Serdar HocamAuthor & Editor

Democratic gubernatorial candidate David Crowley has announced an AI regulation plan in Wisconsin aimed at protecting children and preventing fraud.

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As data centers remain potent political issue, David Crowley offers plan to regulate artificial intelligence in Wisconsin

Amid ongoing data center debates in Wisconsin, Democratic gubernatorial candidate David Crowley has announced a comprehensive 11-point regulatory plan targeting artificial intelligence technologies.

Details of the Artificial Intelligence Regulation Plan

Democratic gubernatorial candidate David Crowley has shared his new 11-point plan with the public to oversee artificial intelligence technologies and protect society in Wisconsin.

Protection of Children and Youth

Under the announced plan, restrictions on AI chat applications are envisioned for children under the age of thirteen, alongside a ban on addictive design features in minors' accounts.

Fraud and Platform Accountability

The plan intends to hold technology companies accountable for fraud and deceptive advertisements on their platforms, while penalizing firms that profit from fraud.

Political Competition and Competitors' Stance

Milwaukee County Executive Crowley is engaged in a tight race with Republican Representative Tom Tiffany, while his rival Tiffany also highlights the importance of common-sense measures to protect children and seniors.