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A bid to bar states from regulating AI is getting pushback (washingtonpost.com) A bid to bar states from regulating AI is getting pushback Republicans’ united front, under the banner of staying ahead of China, appears to have some weak spots. By Will Oremus; Andrea Jiménez 2025052213083200 Happy Thursday from the Tech Brief, where our reading lists are always human-generated.

2 weeks ago | washingtonpost.com | Will Oremus |Andrea Jimenez |Andrea Jiménez

Carr’s FCC puts the political squeeze on media mergers (washingtonpost.com) Carr’s FCC puts the political squeeze on media mergers DEI policies, Trump lawsuits appear to be on the table in the agency’s reviews of media tie-ups. By Will Oremus; Andrea Jiménez 2025052013045500 Happy Tuesday! The police know what you did last Mardi Gras. Send news tips to: [email protected] Below: The Trumps sign the Take It Down Act.

3 weeks ago | washingtonpost.com | Will Oremus |Andrea Jimenez |Andrea Jiménez

Apple joins push for kids’ online safety law (washingtonpost.com) Apple joins push for kids’ online safety law Senators reintroduce a sweeping bipartisan bill that could change how the internet works for minors. It still faces obstacles. By Will Oremus; Andrea Jiménez 2025051513000000 Happy Thursday! It's good to see they've finally stopped building zeppelins out of led.

3 weeks ago | washingtonpost.com | Will Oremus |Andrea Jimenez |Andrea Jiménez

House GOP eyes moratorium on state AI laws (washingtonpost.com) House GOP eyes moratorium on state AI laws Democrats and consumer advocates decry Republicans’ push to deregulate the booming industry at all levels of government. By Will Oremus; Andrea Jiménez 2025051312594200 Happy Tuesday! Google really can't win when it comes to the Gulf of Mexico, I mean the Gulf of America, I mean. . .

4 weeks ago | washingtonpost.com | Will Oremus |Andrea Jimenez |Andrea Jiménez

More airports are scanning faces. A new bill would limit the practice. (washingtonpost.com) More airports are scanning faces. A new bill would limit the practice. Senators revive bipartisan push to regulate the TSA’s use of facial recognition at security checkpoints. By Will Oremus; Andrea Jiménez 2025050813163000 Happy Thursday from the Tech Brief, where we wouldn't dream of exceeding 2,000 words.