The Regulatory Landscape of AI and Child Technology Products
Ali Naseem, Khadija Mohammed, Oliver Huang
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A Comprehensive Analysis of Regulatory Policies in the U.S. Healthcare System
Natalie Zhang, William Zhang, Vyomini Vabilisetty, Subha Sundaram
An Economic Analysis of Global Trade on Monetary Policies in Emergency Markets and Economies
Natalie Zhang, Karina Yue, Abhi Bhambri
A Comprehensive Economic Analysis of Renewable Energy in the United States
Natalie Zhang, Creighton Getting, Mateen Hasan
An Economic Analysis of the United States Health Policies During COVID-19
Natalie Zhang, William Zhang, Vandana Ramanathan
From Classroom To Polling Booth: an Analysis of Mandatory Civic Education in Schools on Youth Political Participation
Lila Cohen, Sam Underhill, Natalie Bookout, Isabella Rappaccioli, Vyomini Vabilisetty, Stephanie Hernandez-Oliva, Mateen Hasan, Alisa Zhao, Aanya Baddela, Grace Lee, Arav Wahi, Khadija Mohammed
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Center for Digital Wellness
The Regulatory Landscape of AI and Child Technology Products
Prepared for Boston Children's Hospital Digital Wellness Lab, this memo explains the regulatory landscape of AI and child tech products. Currently, the federal government has few regulations on the use of AI in child technology products. Lawsuits on AI chatbots, such as those involving Character AI, have made courts a regulator on AI and child tech products. In addition to lawsuits, state have proposed regulations for AI products, such as California’s LEAD for Kids Act. On a global level, entities, such as the European Union and the United Nations, also play a role in defining AI use with children.
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A Comprehensive Analysis of Regulatory Policies in the U.S. Healthcare System
Economic regulation in the healthcare industry has long been a subject of debate, balancing the need for affordability, competition, and innovation. Understanding these regulations is essential, as they directly impact both current and future generations. This paper analyzes the economic implications of regulation within the U.S. Healthcare industry, pulling from specific historical scenarios to analyze the benefits and harms of various viewpoints. This includes FTC antitrust laws, market-based price controls, and more.
Center for Infrastructure and Economic Development
An Economic Analysis of Global Trade on Monetary Policies in Emergency Markets and Economies
Over the past decade, emerging markets have demonstrated resilience and adaptability in the face of global inflation challenges. As these nations continue to adapt, their ability to navigate inflationary pressures positions them for long-term success in an evolving global economy. As part of our continued goal to highlight youth viewpoints on issues of concern to them, SPRING seeks to bring the unique perspectives of students into global policies to implement more sources of renewable energy. This paper analyzes how recent inflationary trends affect global trade policies within emerging markets, providing background information on three case studies in India, the Congo, and Mexico.
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