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WP Intelligence Examines the AI Policy Choices After the Midterms
An AI company’s operating plan can depend on decisions made well outside the product team. WP Intelligence’s November 6 briefing will examine how the midterm elections could change the technology-policy agenda for 2027.
AI in the new Washington: What changes? is scheduled for November 6, 2026, from 11:00 AM EST to 12:00 PM EST (America/New_York), online. Check the official page for current ticket availability and participation terms.
The announced program
Yun-Hee Kim, deputy editor at WP Intelligence, and Benjamin Guggenheim, its AI & Tech Brief newsletter writer, are named for the virtual discussion. The announced topics connect AI regulation, data centers, jobs and the next Congress. Additional guest speakers are described as forthcoming and are not mapped as confirmed participants.
A question to bring
Technology leaders can use the briefing to identify which policy questions deserve monitoring as they plan investment, infrastructure and hiring. The election is still ahead of this listing, so no result or legislative outcome is presumed.
See the official event page for the latest program, registration and access details.
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Which planning questions does the policy briefing address?
Technology leaders can use the briefing to identify which policy questions deserve monitoring as they plan investment, infrastructure and hiring. The election is still ahead of this listing, so no result or legislative outcome is presumed.
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