I agree with you it's great that Mistral exists and the efforts they do are very useful. I'm sure they are going to improve, but compared to what you have show

I agree with you it's great that Mistral exists and the efforts they do are very useful. I'm sure they are going to improve, but compared to what you have shown it's still more of a garage-shop. (Is Mistral worth 2B+ EUR ? That's another question). In one way or another, such regulation already implicitly exist in all the countries where there is no First Amendment equivalent. Perhaps a workaround would be to claim that this is free speech protected by the Fist Amendment and shouldn't be controlled. (Back to Mistral and regulations), in France, for example, there are certain words or things you cannot write or say without risking to go to jail (in theory, but in practice it's mostly fines), or if you spread certain historical "fake news".