Aileen Nielsen writes about city lawmaking compensating for national regulations in technology.
"US cities are regulating private use of technology more actively than the federal government, but the likely effects of this phenomenon are unclear. City lawmaking could make up for national regulatory shortfalls, but only if cities can thread the needle of special interests and partisanship."
Read more in Nature.
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