Open Meeting on the Regulation of Artificial Intelligence in Wisconsin | UW-Stout

On October 15, 2024, UW-Stout hosted the Legislative Study Committee on the Regulation of Artificial Intelligence in Wisconsin. The study committee, chaired by Sen. Julian Bradley (R - New Berlin) and Vice Chair Rep. David Armstrong (R - Rice Lake), is directed to review current uses of artificial intelligence technology and make recommendations for legislation regarding the use and development of artificial intelligence technology. The committee may review the use of artificial intelligence in disinformation and artificial imagery and the feasibility of establishing a process to ensure continued state monitoring of high-risk use of artificial intelligence. 0:00 - Introductory Remarks, Sen. Bradley, Chair, Study Committee on the Regulation of Artificial Intelligence in Wisconsin 2:07 - Welcoming Remarks, Katherine P. Frank, Chancellor, UW-Stout 50:27 - Presentation by Mark Champoux, Partner, Davis Graham 1:17:47 - Presentation by Joe Dooley, Senior Manager, Government Affairs and Public Policy, Google 1:46:01 - Presentation by Bartlett D. Cleland, General Counsel and Director of Strategic Initiatives, NetChoice 2:05:08 - Presentation by Anna Engelhart, General Manager, WKOW Television & Randy Hawk, Program Director, Mid-West Family Radio 2:30:36 - Presentation by Mary Snapp, Vice President of Strategic Initiatives, Microsoft 3:03:24 - Closing Remarks, Sen. Bradley, Chair, Study Committee on the Regulation of Artificial Intelligence in Wisconsin --------------------------------------------------------------------- UW-Stout is more than your average four-year university. Our unique hands-on, career-focused approach to education is why we were designated "Wisconsin's Polytechnic University." We're UW System's only laptop+ campus with three times as many labs and studios as classrooms, and we offer a wide array of on-campus and online offerings in areas ranging from art and design to engineering and other STEM fields. Learn more about why 99% of our graduates are employed or pursuing advanced degrees within six months of graduation at https://www.uwstout.edu