Utah has adopted a regulatory ‘sandbox’ that allows entrepreneurs and businesses to try out new ideas that don’t fit neatly within established frameworks
This article was originally published in Desert News.
When thinking about the exciting advancements in artificial intelligence, it’s easy to think of places like Silicon Valley, or perhaps Austin, Texas, as leading the charge. While those places may currently be driving most of the creation of this new technology, they aren’t necessarily well positioned to take advantage as it becomes more widely integrated into the consumer economy.
Instead, Utah stands out as the state best prepared to allow its residents to reap the benefits of such novel technological innovations. Because AI is so new, it’s not clear precisely how it can best be integrated into existing business models or industries, let alone how it might fit in with existing laws and regulations.
