It's lucky episode 13 of the Rebel Tech Podcast! On this episode, David and Zach discuss their latest research paper, the first regulatory road map for artificial intelligence. This episode touches on how states like Texas can responsibly regulate AI while also fostering innovation.

On this episode, David Dunmoyer and Public Interest Research Group's Nathan Proctor discuss the right to repair movement's progress nationwide and within Texas.

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On this episode, TPPF's David Dunmoyer is joined by Norman Garza, the executive director of the Texas Space Commission, to discuss the future of space exploration in Texas and beyond.

The Honorable Zach Whiting and Texas Senator Angela Paxton discuss the intersection between kids safety and technology and what states like Texas can do to protect the most vulnerable on the internet.

David Dunmoyer is joined by State Armor CEO Michael Lucci to discuss the threats posed by the Chinese Communist Party in the technology space and what the United States needs to do to fight back.

On this episode, David sits down with Carson Clayton, the campaign director for TPPF's energy initiative, Life:Powered, to discuss nuclear power and how it can be a more substantial part of Texas' energy future.

On this episode of the Rebel Tech Podcast, the Honorable Zach Whiting interviews David Dunmoyer on the myriad cybersecurity threats hostile nations like China, Russia, and Iran pose to the security of Texas' critical infrastructure. In stark and sobering detail, they unpack past attacks on water systems and how China is infiltrating cyber systems across Texas as part of their bid to win a war of attrition against America. Dunmoyer concludes with concrete policy recommendations to improve cybersecurity preparedness for Texas' most critical infrastructure.

David Dunmoyer interviews TPPF Policy Scholar Greyson Gee on the right to repair and how it strives to give consumers more options and greater control over their personal property.