Shoshana Weissmann

RT @RSI: Video from our Summit: “Live Red Tape Podcast: Who’s Running the Government? Budgets, Congress, and Chaos” with @SenatorShoshana,…

Ian is the best - he and @rededge have been ahead of many on this stuff. If you need digital people, I highly recommend!

𝙸𝚊𝚗 𝚂𝚙𝚎𝚗𝚌𝚎𝚛 @ispencer

From @a16z: “Will the model remember you?" The shift from SEO to GEO isn't coming—it's already here. Making sure your content is discoverable and easily digestible by AI is a present-day necessity, and something we at @rededge are working hard on. https://t.co/2nGkcC4pot

RT @billybinion: This would be a disaster. Good intentions don’t matter—outcomes do. Places that tried rent freezes saw construction stall,…

RT @RSI: If social media age verification were required by law, 19- and 20-year-olds would routinely be classified as underage, requiring p…

Bills require kids are put into narrow age categories - which is better than over/under 18 bc it recognizes developmental differences. But it's a task that age estimation can do about as well as a coin flip.

R Street Institute @RSI

The best age-estimation software currently available—has an average error of 1.0 years, while other software options err by 3.1 years on average. It demonstrates a true positive rate of 0.57 for children aged 13 to 16, which means it can correctly place someone in that age range https://t.co/k6DyVZXT9l

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Julie Fredrickson @AlmostMedia

Montana passed a right to compute bill if anyone is looking for a place to run their companies without government interference

RT @AlmostMedia: Montana passed a right to compute bill if anyone is looking for a place to run their companies without government interfer…

RT @scottlincicome: Second day of vacation. Second court ruling against the tariffs. Need a gofundme to keep me on vacation forever.

RT @genderatio: they should build a massive city right here in all 4 states just to make the most nightmarish legally fucked administrative…

RT @newschannelnine: @senatorshoshana 🚨🦥: https://t.co/RgZAvEys0f

RT @baseballcrank: I think most normal people, as opposed to people in think-tank land, grasp that only Congress is supposed to be able to…

RT @DominicJPino: If Congress won’t stand up to the president and big business is too cozy with government to pick a fight, it’s good to kn…

RT @SpencerJCox: These headlines are hilarious. The Court didn’t “scale back” a key environmental law, the court unanimously stopped an ins…

Lawmakers keep saying the FTC will solve it and handle it. Well the FTC is denying the available options.

R Street Institute @RSI

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) voted unanimously to deny a handful of applications for use of a new verifiable parental consent mechanism under the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Rule. The FTC’s rejection letter specifically cites comments in the Federal Register that https://t.co/c3DDk8IC4G

RT @jimgeraghty: There are a whole bunch of shortsighted Americans who want the president to have pretty much unlimited power — as long as…

My friend and I at Red Rocks ln! Freezing rain most of the time and @LordHuron had another perfect show. If you even vaguely like them, seeing them live will intensify your appreciation for how good they are https://t.co/8g1KBWAjzR

"Imagine you were operating a shark-diving charter boat in Florida and came across a long fishing line that you believed to be the work of poachers. You haul in the line, release a number of fish, and take the rig back to the marina after notifying state officials. If it turns

Clark Neily @ConLawWarrior

This absurd prosecution shouldn’t have been brought. But it was. A properly instructed jury would’ve acquitted. But it wasn’t. A conscientious court of appeals would’ve reversed. But it didn’t. Justice was finally done today w/ a pardon. Let that sink in. https://t.co/St46HTEKJm