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cachukis

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6. There will have to be some guardrails. I suggest

Reply to BumRushDaShow (Original post)

Thu Dec 11, 2025, 07:33 PM

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letting the states implement their controls as a laboratory and compare findings with other labs to establish standards. The faster a smaller institution, state, gets at it, the faster we will see discussion on best recommendations. Ultimately, we have to have the automobile able to gas up anywhere, but we need to find the best system. Letting the AI groups go wild is scary, at best.

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Trump signs executive order for single national AI regulation framework, limiting power of states [View all] BumRushDaShow Thursday OP

Since AI is reshaping how we live and work, anciano Thursday #1

Ordinarily yes. These aren't ordinary times nor is this administration an "ordinary" one. So, while I might KPN Thursday #4

As noted in the reply above, in "ordinary times" for some kind of "telecommuications" standard, it would make sense. BumRushDaShow Thursday #7

This can't be done with an exec order SpankMe Thursday #2

"I figure at least three years for this to clear, one way or the other." BumRushDaShow Thursday #8

Everyone Likes States Rights... OC375 Thursday #3

That ain't gonna work...... Lovie777 Thursday #5

There will have to be some guardrails. I suggest cachukis Thursday #6

The American economy is now an all-in-bet on AI. Prohibiting regulation? What could go wrong? pat_k Thursday #9

Yes, the oligarchs are all in on AI. And way way over invested PortTack Friday #12

can't recall seeing executive orders in the constitution. then again, repubs love this crap nt msongs Thursday #10

That EO is worthless angrychair Thursday #11