Utah’s HB 230, A Calculated Move into Digital Assets
Utah's HB 230 is a smart move. If passed, this bill will balance opportunity with caution, and set Utah apart as a national leader in modern state financial strategy.
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Utah's HB 230 is a smart move. If passed, this bill will balance opportunity with caution, and set Utah apart as a national leader in modern state financial strategy.
For years, we’ve been told that school choice policies defund public schools. Yet, Utah’s school districts have at least $4.5 billion sitting in investment accounts — with even more stashed away in other savings.
Today, just like in the early internet days, the best approach to address emerging issues in AI, like data manipulation, data poisoning and deepfakes, should be approached not with a regulation-first mindset, but an innovation-first mindset.
If we don’t cut through the red tape, embrace all technologies, and adopt reverse auction authority, we’re going to squander billions without connecting the people who need it most.
Our students' safety at school is important. But the illusion of AI weapon detection does not improve their security, while removing their privacy at the same time. This is not a trade off parents should be forced to make.
Utah's HB 230 is a smart move. If passed, this bill will balance opportunity with caution, and set Utah apart as a national leader in modern state financial strategy.
This bill ensures that law enforcement promptly returns seized computer devices used for evidence that are not considered contraband and prohibits agencies from requiring owners to unlock or consent to searches as a condition for...
This bill prohibits law enforcement agencies from imposing quotas on stops, citations, arrests, or warnings and prevents officers from being evaluated or disciplined based on such quotas.
This bill establishes age verification and parental consent requirements for app store providers and developers to protect minors using mobile apps.
This bill allows law enforcement to seize a person’s vehicle without a warrant and force them to submit to fingerprinting if they fail to provide a physical driver’s license, even if they pose no public safety risk.
This bill and substitute changes the bill from criminalizing truancy to studying why students are absent from school.