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Draft Executive Order Would Tie Non-Deployment Funding to State AI Regulation
The draft would direct NTIA to withhold funds if states regulate AI companies too heavily.
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The draft would direct NTIA to withhold funds if states regulate AI companies too heavily.
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She said grantees would also have to forgo federal opex subsidies for BEAD builds.
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The Republican Senator did not comment on BEAD non-deployment funding.
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CAGW’s stance clashed with the views of Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry, a Republican.
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AAPB's Gigi Sohn said she's trying to convince more Republicans to advocate for states keeping that money.
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The state would get fiber to about 51 percent of its BEAD locations, with 22 percent in line for satellite.
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Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry and West Virginia Sen. Shelley Moore Capito, also Republicans, also want the funding.
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New York also released tentative grant winners under the Broadband Equity, Access and Deployment grant program, bringing total to 43 states
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Both would get fiber to roughly half of their BEAD-funded locations, about 53 percent in Oregon and 49 percent in Idaho.
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He proposed that Commerce limit spending to AI or 'America First' policies like workforce development.
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'We’re hoping the administration's change is not just ‘Let’s give it all to satellite, and then the problem’s over,' said Montana's broadband officer.
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Confirmation Hearing set for Wednesday, January 29, at 10:00 a.m. EST
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The first application round will close August 29, with a final second round to follow.
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‘I would encourage everyone… to really advocate to the NTIA for an expedited approval process,’ former broadband director said.