We'd be much better off with widespread locally-running generative models, rather than models running on specialized hardware in a Microsoft or Google datacente

We'd be much better off with widespread locally-running generative models, rather than models running on specialized hardware in a Microsoft or Google datacenter accessed by a thin client. Section 230 only protects the output of cloud models - local models don't involve the distribution or publication of potentially-offending material. Removing Section 230 protections in this context, without modifying its applicability in the "discussion forum" context, would lead to better outcomes than leaving it alone.