India’s digital sovereignty journey presents a significant opportunity.

Frontier AI cybersecurity systems like GPT-5.5-Cyber and Mythos require executive leadership.

BSA's primer on AI roles and responsibilities describes the AI value chain, which includes developers, integrators, and deployers, and emphasizes a key policy principle: responsibilities should fit the role of the company.

Twenty-two states have enacted their own privacy laws, but there remains no uniform federal law to safeguard consumers’ personal data nationwide. A federal privacy law would bring consistency to existing protections, create broad and long-lasting privacy safeguards for consumers, and advance US leadership.

BSA supports adaptable, forward-looking controls that keep pace with technological change, reinforce US technology leadership, and promote clear, consistent, fact-based decision-making.

Congressional leadership can ensure the federal government modernizes securely, strengthens resilience, and maintains US technological leadership by focusing on smart IT modernization, risk-based security, and policies that enable trusted cloud adoption.

BSA’s position paper on the Digital Networks Act endorses the EU’s objective of strengthening connectivity and digital infrastructure while calling for a clear, proportionate framework that preserves innovation and existing market dynamics.