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Electronic Frontier Foundation
@eff.org

“We really don’t have any sort of comprehensive federal privacy legislation,” EFF’s Maddie Daly told Roll Call. “And that’s really the harm that people are getting at here, is that these companies can siphon up all of your data and sell it and use it to… target advertising to your kids.”

rollcall.comChatbot bills look to address safety fears as midterms loomHearings filled with heart-wrenching stories of children who died by suicide after their interactions with artificial intelligence chatbots have made it easy for those on both sides of the aisle to ag...

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William
@dxgl.org

I don't think they monitor social media accounts. Pop an email to info at eff dot org and pray for a response.

Anhedaria Morgendharma
@aesthetic.northsky.social

These bills and bills like KOSA are just a backdoor to suppress free speech and create a surveillance state. The Hawley bill, if it’s the one I’m thinking of, would create penalties for even things like fine tunes of models that allow text completions relating to LGBTQ history. It’s censorship.

Anhedaria Morgendharma
@aesthetic.northsky.social

The shape of the chatbot product should be the target of regulation. The underlying language models used for text completions must not be subjected to arbitrary censorship, which would have a chilling effect on innovation, personal expression, and political speech.