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Can protecting the public also strengthen the companies already dominating AI? During this episode of TechMobility Topics, we examine Massachusetts' push for what could be America's strictest AI law, focusing on frontier AI models. We explore the uncomfortable possibility that stronger safeguards could protect the public while also entrenching Big Tech. Who benefits when AI gets guardrails — and can policymakers protect the public without reinforcing that power?
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