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BRT applauds the adoption of the EU-U.S. #DataPrivacy Framework adequacy decision by the . Read the full statement from BRT CEO Joshua Bolten.
Today, Business Roundtable submitted comments in response to the Office of Science and Technology Policy’s Request for Information on National Priorities for #ArtificialIntelligence (1/3)
BRT CEO: “AI’s continued advancement & adoption is poised to benefit American businesses, consumers & workers. To realize that potential, business & government have a shared responsibility to maximize the societal & economic benefits of AI, while minimizing risks.” (2/3)
Bolten continued: “Business Roundtable members, whose companies are among the world’s largest developers and users of AI, are committed to building trust in and acceptance of AI by responsibly developing and deploying these technologies.” (3/3)
New BRT Permitting Recommendations
To achieve the goals of recent legislation, BRT released its vision for comprehensive federal #permittingreform to build a prosperous energy future. (1/3)
BRT's #permitting reforms would help make it easier to build American infrastructure, increase domestic energy production, grow America’s clean energy capacity and expand access to key raw materials, including critical minerals. (2/3)
BRT CEO Joshua Bolten "Business Roundtable welcomes the meaningful bipartisan reforms to the permitting process included in the Fiscal Responsibility Act and we encourage policymakers to build on that progress & enact additional reforms." (3/3) Learn more bit.ly/3JFC1Tw
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highlights the strategies that BRT member companies are using to equip America's workforce with the skills and training needed for high demand jobs at ’s hearing on transitioning to a skills-based economy. (1/3)
America is facing significant workforce challenges. BRT urges policymakers to reform the nation’s workforce development system to better prepare workers for in-demand careers and strengthen our economy and competitiveness. (2/3)
Learn how BRT member companies are reforming their hiring and talent management practices to emphasize the value of skills and provide multiple pathways to careers and greater economic opportunity for more Americans. (3/3)
