IGF-USA 2019 Explores Section 230, AI, 5G, and Antitrust
The Internet Governance Forum (IGF) USA 2019, an annual event bringing together civil society, academia, and policymakers, delved into a range of digital topics. Among them, Section 230 and intermediary liability took centre stage, with experts clarifying the law's functions and limits, and its benefits for U.S. companies and the internet economy.
The event, held in Washington D.C., also explored digital inclusion, artificial intelligence (AI), the impact of 5G, and cyber safety. The AI panel struck a balance between optimism about the technology's future and concerns surrounding its implementation. The American AI Initiative was presented, highlighting the U.S.'s commitment to leading in AI innovation.
The 5G panel emphasized the importance of allocating more spectrum for both existing and emerging commercial uses. They also underscored the potential of 5G to enable new applications and innovations. Meanwhile, antitrust enforcement for large tech companies was discussed, with attendees recognising the value of current policy and the risks of broad and swift remedies.
IGF-USA 2019 served as a platform for robust discussions on Section 230, AI, 5G, and antitrust enforcement. These conversations, led by diverse stakeholders, help shape the future of internet governance and policy in the U.S. and globally.
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