The technical standards ecosystem takes center stage in this public policy debate, as stakeholders across government and in the private sector are already working to address those risks nimbly and with an international scope. On the executive branch side, the Administration is actively implementing its National Standards Strategy on Critical and Emerging Technologies (NSSCET) to coordinate an all-of-government approach to CET standardization amid rapid technology development.
On the legislative side, Congressional leadership in both chambers has taken the rare step of coordinating cross-committee responses, culminating in significant new proposals working their way through various processes. The expert panel will discuss these policy developments and what they could mean for the technical standards ecosystem, and all the companies and consumers relying on it, moving forward.
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