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💡🇺🇸 NEW: White House Releases AI Framework to Govern Tech for Americans Nationwide WASHINGTON—Today, @WhiteHouse @WHOSTP47 released a National Framework for Artificial Intelligence, which provides a blueprint for Congress to govern this nascent technology across America. “When it comes to AI, the Trump White House understands what is at stake and what it will take to win the future. AI is a true general-purpose technology with the capability to revolutionize every industry and bring about unparalleled new economic growth and prosperity. Americans have enjoyed immense benefits from leading the world in the internet age, from the efficiencies and conveniences provided by digital services and smart devices to economic and cultural power projection abroad,” said @pat_hedger, NetChoice Director of Policy. “The Trump administration understands that it was a light-touch regulatory environment, not 50 different confusing and conflicting regulatory regimes, that enabled the internet revolution and that innovation and investment in winning the AI future for America will require a similar approach.” Hedger continued: “While this framework is a positive step forward, on proposals like age assurance, the devil is in the details to ensure Americans do not face censorship for protected speech. The framework contains strong language on ‘preventing censorship and protecting free speech,’ but NetChoice cautions against laws that impose unconstitutional barriers to access, such as ID mandates, which endanger the privacy of users of all ages. Our cases from Arkansas to California and Ohio should inform Congress on this issue, and NetChoice stands ready to help enact a constitutional, effective framework for American AI dominance.” Read the White House’s National AI Policy Framework below ⤵️

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MARCH MADNESS IS ON, but not just on the court! From the Ninth Circuit to the streets of Chicago, NetChoice is working hard to make sure that government censors have a losing season. 💪 💪 ⛹️‍♂️

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Chicago is trying to tax digital services for being popular. NetChoice’s @pat_hedger joined @wttw's Chicago Tonight to discuss why this discriminatory "amusement tax" is unconstitutional, hurts Chicago small businesses & must be stopped. Watch below ⤵️ buff.ly/nREKDQU

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Data-driven pricing tools are the digital evolution of the coupon, helping families save when budgets are tight. Burdensome new regulations threaten these tools and the small businesses that use them. We need nationwide privacy protections, not innovation-killing red tape. 🚫

Learn more about NetChoice v. Chicago here: netchoice.org/netchoice-v-ch…

Last night, @pat_hedger joined @BrandisFriedman @wttw and Alderman William Hall to discuss Chicago's illegal, discriminatory tax on digital services. NetChoice is suing to ensure protected online content is able to flourish without unlawful burdens. youtube.com/live/wtvUiW6EW…

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The latest NET GAINS is LIVE! March MADNESS Is Peaking, State Censorship Edition 🌸🥊🏛️ From the Ninth Circuit to the streets of Chicago, NetChoice is fighting to make sure that government censors have a losing season.🔻

Good piece by @SteveDelBianco! The government should stop trying to ban advertising and other free speech rights. Here’s yet another situation where the government is not the answer: netchoice.org/the-first-amen…

Was on Chicago's PBS affiliate last night discussing @NetChoice's lawsuit against the city's illegal tax on online platforms. The Constitution forbids singling out media for special taxation and PITFA forbids discriminatory taxation on online services. news.wttw.com/2026/03/25/law…

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The White House’s AI framework is a positive step toward American dominance. A light-touch, federal regulatory approach from Congress and the President is what we need to win the AI future while respecting protections free speech and user privacy.

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As @dc_reporter recently wrote, "The App Store Accountability Act carries serious unintended consequences." From security issues with mandating ID verification to concerns with censorship while failing to deliver real safety protections, Congress should reject this approach.

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For those with developmental disabilities, AI is transforming accommodation to true empowerment. From AI-powered communication tools to cognitive copilots for daily tasks, innovation is tearing down barriers and unlocking potential. 💡

Interested to see how those who thought preemption of state AI laws threatened state rights are going to react to a law banning states and localities from approving construction projects.