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When 54 State Attorneys General Warned About AI’s Threats to Children—Washington Responded by Shielding AI Companies...11 days ago

You probably haven’t heard of Megan Garcia, but my bet is that you will, and soon. Megan Garcia’s case against Character Technologies, Inc. (Character.AI) and Google is one of the first U.S. lawsuits to squarely claim that an AI chatb...

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Light Touch vs. Untouchable AI Moratorium Blueprint: a16z vs. The Executive Order13 days ago

For months, Big Tech has insisted that any serious AI regulation must come from Washington—and only Washington. Except it never came until this week.

That drumbeat didn’t start with the Trump draft executive order or t...

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The @DavidSacks/Adam Thierer Executive Order Crushing Protective State Laws on AI—And Why No One Should Be Surprised...15 days ago

A deep dive into the new AI Executive Order, how it builds on the federal power structure created by the Biden-Schmidt EO, and why the Sacks/Thierer faction is exploiting that centralized authority—plus Hollywood’s failure to stop it.

The newly surfaced draft AI Executive Order mar...

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It’s Back: The National Defense Authorization Act Is No Place for a Backroom AI Moratorium16 days ago

David Sacks Is Bringing Back the AI Moratorium

WHAT’S AT STAKE

The moratorium would block states from enforcing their own laws on AI a...

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What $1.5 billion gets you: An Objector’s Guide to the Bartz Settlement18 days ago

Bartz’s reliance on a works-list portal as a cure-all for opacity ignores what Geoffrey Nunberg and Jean-Noël Jeanneney taught us about Google Book Search twenty years ago: when you build a giant digital library around opaque, error-ridden metadata and une...

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