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See the coalition letter we and 70+ groups and First Amendment experts sent to the Commission in September over Carr's threats against Jimmy Kimmel techfreedom.org/wp-content/upl…

6) practice what Carr himself said in 2019: “The FCC does not have a roving mandate to police speechin the name of the ‘public interest.’”

.@BrendanCarrFCC is weaponizing the “public interest” standard against viewpoints he dislikes. Such jawboning violates the First Amendment, due process, and the rule of law. 75+ civil society groups & free speech experts joined us in this coalition letter 🧵

"Today's decision illustrates that such bills will likely fail First Amendment scrutiny unless they offer much clearer guidance on how to avoid liability." @BerinSzoka of @TechFreedom responds to the Ninth Circuit ruling that California’s Online Speech Code is unconstitutional.

New piece from me on laws banning minors from using chatbots. Minors have a First Amendment right to receive information, and the vast majority of chatbot outputs are protected speech. Full-on bans go beyond protecting minors from obscene material—they're not narrowly tailored.

We wrote an open letter to @FTC urging it to take public comment before finalizing its policy statement on deceptive AI and preemption. Trump has ordered agencies to get public input when formulating significant guidance documents. AI and federalism are undoubtedly significant.

When you gaze at the night sky, do you wistfully ask why there isn't an entire podcast episode taking down Justice Barrett's weird and annoyingly influential concurrence in Moody v. NetChoice? Your wait is over.

Algorithms don’t just fall from the sky. On a new @TechPolicyPdcst, host @corbinkbarthold deconstructs Justice Barrett’s surprisingly influential concurrence in Moody v. NetChoice. Or: Why the First Amendment protects algorithms—and AI.

"A good newspaper keeps you coming back—that doesn't mean you're addicted to it." On a new @TechPolicyPdcst, @ProfClayCalvert (@AEI) reviews the many problems with letting plaintiffs' lawyers demagogue social media platforms before a jury. podcast.techfreedom.org/episodes/430-s…

AEI's @ProfClayCalvert recently spoke on @TechFreedom's @TechPolicyPdcst regarding the KGM trial, unpacking what's really at stake in this bellwether case on teen social media addiction and mental health claims. Listen here now: podcast.techfreedom.org/episodes/430-s…

Enjoyed talking with @corbinkbarthold of @TechFreedom about the social media addiction trial of KGM in Los Angeles . . . @AEItech @AEI . . .

A Los Angeles jury will opine if Instagram and YouTube are responsible for teens’ mental health. On a new @TechPolicyPdcst, @ProfClayCalvert (@AEI) and @corbinkbarthold review the many problems with letting plaintiffs’ lawyers demagogue social media platforms before a jury.

🚨 TODAY at 1:00 PM ET 🚨 Join @TechFreedom's Bilal Sayyed for discussion on California's recent recommendation for the adoption of a state antitrust law directed at single-firm conduct.