>congressional lawmakers lead by Republican Marsha Blackburn are essentially offering to surrender their ability to regulate AI in exchange for three federal censorship bills: the Kids Online Safety Act, the NO FAKES Act, and a federal age verification mandate.LOLOLOLOLOL, line up for your next 'Fell for it again' award, shillshttps://futurism.com/future-society/trump-moves-to-deeply-censor-the-entire-internetThe White House and Congress are working on a deal to clamp down on what US citizens are allowed to say online. According to new reporting by Axios, the Trump administration is negotiating with key senators in an effort to shoehorn a massive legislation package which would limit states’ abilities to regulate AI in exchange for placing broad federal limits on digital speech.Plenty of ink has been spilled about the Trump administration’s push to revoke AI regulation from individual states. Though the White House and its allies frame this as a matter of “safety” and “national security,” the timing is telling, coming as progressive state governments move to restrict the building of AI data centers and hold tech companies liable for harms their AI systems cause.What makes this deal particularly insidious is the trade-off at its core. Per Axios, congressional lawmakers lead by Republican Marsha Blackburn are essentially offering to surrender their ability to regulate AI in exchange for three federal censorship bills: the Kids Online Safety Act, the NO FAKES Act, and a federal age verification mandate.
If it kills this site, he will be the greatest president ever.
> No Fakes ActI know Trump lives in a 2 dimensional world but the Internet is the fakest thing ever - he’ll just have to deal with it.
I voted against this.
>>1519110>the Kids Online Safety Act, the NO FAKES Act, and a federal age verification mandate.3.federal age verification mandate.insidious 1.the Kids Online Safety Act,so someone who isn't me can use AI to create realistic images of CP, As long as they don't use a real child's face?2.NO FAKES Act, same thing only applies to adults3.a federal age verification mandate.insidious REDDIT SPACEH.R. 8250 (Parents Decide Act) would require age verification at the OS levelhttps://www.reddit.com/r/cybersecurity/comments/1ssk0hn/hr_8250_parents_decide_act_would_require_age/
>>1519112fpbp
>>1519122Just pretend its two weeks ago and its one of the british threads bout the same thing
>>1519110I knew about those ESL shills way before you did.
>>1519112>If it kills this site, he will be the greatest president ever.if there was a button that would kill everyone that used 4chan, I'd set up a robot to keep pressing it after I died.
>>1519110Isn't KOSA the thing Biden wanted to do first? lmaohahahahahahhahhahahha
>>1519122kek all the same shit the states already slapped down as being unconstitutional but federal now
>>15191399th Amendment, compadre…
>>1519110All of these things are terrible. How is this a trade off?
>>1519144AI Bros get to do whatever they want in exchange for pedophilic facists getting to do whatever they want
>>15191404th amendment, you are not required to provide papers to the government in the privacy of your own home. Especially if the government is forcing other parties to gather your information.The only place they have been able to enforce this without getting raped is Porn sites because of the MUH VHS STORE comparison. That's already being fought and they've already won in a few states in repealing those. This will NEVER stand at the federal level. You can try reading about it sometime "compadre" (maybe possibly learning English as well).
>>1519140>>1519165Sorry I misunderstood the intent of your post. I was thinking you were the ESL fucknugget who basically thinks eating shit is laudable as long as it's Republican shit. You're right in that the 9th specifically makes a case that this is completely unacceptable. My argument is the 4th not just makes that case, but spells out that the government demanding you ID yourself in your home on your computer equipment is completely unconstitutional. This isn't even like drivers licenses or buying liquor like the other dishonest fucknuggets claim. As those require leaving your house and going to places you are expected to have some presence in a public space or a private space that's not yours. The other is your fucking house. There's no way this passes and if it does, it gets destroyed by federal courts day 1.
Also, one must not throw out the possibility that the federal age verification mandate isn't a trojan horse for KOSA and NO FAKES, equally retarded laws, but the federal age verification mandate is a lightning rod to allow the others to pass by being so obviously unconstitutional.
>>1519165>>1519169No complaints at all - Captchas now are little IQ tests so having a better conversation is easier nowadays!
>>1519165>4th amendment, you are not required to provide papers to the government in the privacy of your own home.No, permits and safety codes and warrants are thingsAll these internet things are bullshit, but you're not being forced to identify in your home - you're getting carded while entering another location. The argument is that its no different from visiting a physical strip club or bar - no ID no enter
>>1519169You know who else is ESL?! Anyone who shills for this bill. I’m thankfully against this bill, FYI.
>>1519110>the Kids Online Safety ActI don't even have to read it to know that this one is the most malicious one of the three and will rip your 2nd and 4th amendment rights to shreds
>>1519194Everything is ripped to shreads anyway - I’m soooo glad Trump is demolishing the White House in it’s entirety - apropo of everything Trump has done and will do to this nation in it’s final 2 years.
>>1519169Nobody is making you use a computer.
>>1519137I want you to die as fast as possible. Feels good huh?
>>1519198your poor imitations won't get you much. here's a smidgeon of attention
>>1519197Nobody's making you drive or drink either.
>>1519110>dRumpf!!!>Resist sisters, vote Democrat, please!!!I keep telling you people this is a global initiative. No one will save you.>(NO FAKES Act) was introduced in October 2023 by Senator and Chair of the IP Subcommittee Chris Coons (D-DE)>The bill originates from the 2021 Facebook leak, which led to a congressional investigation of Big Tech's lack of protection for minors. Senators Richard Blumenthal (D‑CT) and Marsha Blackburn (R‑TN) co-sponsored the bill and introduced it to the Senate in 2022.And I don't know why OP, an obvious literal homosexual, posted this trash when the original source is slightly less trashy.https://www.axios.com/2026/06/08/white-house-hill-relaunch-effort-block-state-ai-lawshttps://archive.is/7wuMDSeems like Marsha. Marsha. Marsha needs to go.
>>1519112Dang what did 4chan do to you?
>>1519200You don't know my wife.
