Governing AI: A blueprint for our future
Tools and Weapons with Brad Smith
The Most Extraordinary Day in the History of the American Republic
On August 22, 1787, the founders of our constitution were meeting to forge a new document. They stopped their meetings because almost all of the delegates walked down to the banks of the Delaware River. There was a self-educated inventor, almost tinkerer, if you will, named John Fitch who had the first working steamboat that the world had ever seen. A week later, they voted unanimously to add to the Constitution a clause that would give Congress the authority to issue patents under a patent law.
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