US Debates Data Policy to Avoid a Fragmented Global Internet
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At issue is laying out a clear US position on the rules for the global internet.
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The White House is racing to overcome internal differences and hash out a new policy over how the US and other governments should view the rapid rise of global data flows that are fueling everything from artificial intelligence to advanced manufacturing.