The Computer & Communications Industry Association joined six dozen companies and associations in a joint letter to House and Senate Judiciary Committee leaders today to ask to move legislation to bring greater transparency to government surveillance programs. The letter praises provisions of both S. 1452, the Surveillance Transparency Act of 2013, and H.R. 3035, the Surveillance Order Reporting Act of 2013. CCIA has pointed out in editorials and Congressional testimony that better transparency is needed to ensure better checks and balances and to permit companies to be honest with their users about government demands for data.
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CCIA Files Joint Amicus Brief in AI Training Lawsuit
Washington – The Computer & Communications Industry Association, joined by co-amici NetChoice and A.I. Progress, has filed an amicus brief in In re Mosaic LLM Litigation, asking the U.S. Distric...
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CCIA Encourages Supreme Court to Hear Patent Case
Washington – The Computer & Communications Industry Association has joined several other technology trade associations to file an amicus brief asking the Supreme Court to hear a patent case that...
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Tech Industry Encouraged by California Federal Court Ruling in Pentagon Anthropic Dispute
Washington - A federal court has ruled that the Pentagon cannot forgo standard government contracting procedure and blacklist AI company Anthropic without due process over a dispute about the large la...
