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Presidential executive order would ban all state AI regulation
- _wire_ 1y agoRepublicans: "Welcome biggest gov. States' rights: go to hell!"
- delichon 1y agoTrump tried but couldn't get enough Republicans on board with this to put it in the Big Beautiful Bill. This is his consolation prize.
- zerosizedweasle 1y agoRebellion is the only answer
- cohogndaaz 1y ago[dead]
- zug_zug 1y agoIt’s shocking to me how few people I see suggesting we march on Washington and make a new government where corrupt pedophiles get capital punishment.
- techblueberry 1y agoWhat the fuck does conservative even mean anymore?
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- BoiledCabbage 1y agoHe is so blantly not a conservative. So with a 41% (tho falling) approval rating, the bigger question is: did those who claimed to believe in it really give up their principles so easily? Or never really believe in them to begin with?
- delichon 1y agoIn this case, does federalism give us fifty laboratories of democracy, where dozens of variations of AI regulation can be tested and compared? Or, since it so hard to identify locations, and to support fragmented models, do we get a de facto national regulatory scheme combining the most restrictive laws from each state?
- treetalker 1y agojust like we learned in law school, executive field preemption
- unangst 1y agoDo not go gentle into that AI dawn.
- jonahbenton 1y agoDoubly incorrect. There is no power by which the executive can "ban" any state action. Is not a thing. But that isn't what the piece says. The EO would set up a "task force" to sue states that did X or Y. That is something that happens, and when the theories are at the level of quality this admin produces, those suits fail.
- pfannkuchen 1y agoYou seem to be overlooking the commerce clause and Wickard v Filburn letting the Feds control the states however they like (so long as there is a butterfly effect argument about interstate commerce impact, which here there easily is).
- polski-g 1y agoThis is good. Dealing with 50 different laws on AI regulation would be a nightmare for a startup. Not to mention that most AI regulation would be unconstitutional per Bernstein v DOJ. (The PGP case)