Artificial intelligence (AI) and quantum computing will define the operating environment of the 21st century. They will shape capital allocation and market supervision; data security, privacy, and ownership; how labor, education, and transportation systems are organized; and how nations assess and project power. AI and quantum computing will transform markets whether this industry is ready or not.
AI is already impacting financial markets. Compliance workflows are being automated. Risk scoring models are being retrained on real-time data streams. Supervisory expectations increasingly assume algorithmic monitoring, anomaly detection, and model governance. AI agents are beginning to transact, audit, and allocate capital autonomously. For digital asset firms, this shift affects everything from market surveillance to custody controls to fraud detection and consumer protection.
For these reasons, The Digital Chamber (TDC) is launching our Artificial Intelligence + Quantum Working Group (AIQ).
AIQβs priorities include:
- Legislation and standards to promote data neutrality, fidelity, and provenance
- Industry alignment on quantum-resistance timelines and coordination
- Agentic commercial and cybersecurity standards and expectations
- Standards to promote the development of free and open software
- Contributing to legislative AI frameworks at the State and Federal levels
- Research into quantum and AI developments and capabilities
By engaging with congressional and agency staff, TDC will educate on these emerging technologies, support standards that encourage further market viability, and prioritize both shared global benefit and US security as national and international quantum priorities are established. Read our full statement here.
If you have any questions, please reach out toβ―policy@digitalchamber.org.