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Please join us for a two-day workshop on May 15 - 16, 2025 exploring the constitutional limits to what government can do about “censorship” and “bias.” tfaforms.com/5176354?id=116…

1000 AI bills THIS YEAR SO FAR. Not legislatures coming together over tailored measures to preserve innovation and fill legal gaps, either. Read Kevin Frazier and Adam Thierer in Lawfare

Looking forward to being a part of this event!

Reminder for Wednesday: Ending the US Department of Education as It Turns 45: A Fireside Chat with Secretary Linda McMahon cato.org/events/ending-… #CatoEvents via Cato Institute

.Jennifer Huddleston has a new Cato Institute contemplating the effects of social media regulations on different kinds of online entrepreneurs Really worth a read

To be clear, nothing in that text prevents enforcement of existing state and federal laws that can and do apply to AI. This is the classic mistake so many doomers make. They like to act as if with AI that laws don't exist anymore. THEY DO.

Fantastic reminder of the promise of innovation and emerging technologies and how the light touch approach has encouraged innovation and entrepreneurship

To add to Rep. Jay Obernolte's (very good) point: artificial intelligence IS regulated. Unregulated AI is a myth - existing laws and regulations still apply. And ho boy, do we have plenty of those.

Rep. Jay Obernolte O.C. Register I also stressed the FACT that AI is already regulated in TechFreedom's AI Action Plan comments. Pro-AI lawmakers should do everything they can to dispel the harmful myth that we need new AI laws. We do not. techfreedom.org/wp-content/upl…

The workshop with Competitive Enterprise Institute is live now! Follow along on the livestream, linked below. We'll flag key points here🧵

It also bans ubers but not taxis from giving their passengers literally just water or food because of reasons

NEW: Waymo just hit 10 million fully driverless rides — doubling its lifetime total in 5 months major milestone and direct challenge to Tesla and Musk ahead of its own robotaxi push Sat down exclusively with Waymo co-CEO Tekedra N Mawakana, more to come

My latest op ed in reason discusses the Google search distribution #antitrust case and why the government’s proposed remedies would be a punishment for consumers as well reason.com/2025/05/21/ant…

The government wants to punish Google’s customers because it thinks Google has market power. Makes perfect sense, right?

Yesterday, David Inserra and I filed comments in response to the FTC request on "tech censorship". In our comments we address topics related to free expression, content moderation, and competition. You can read our comments here: cato.org/public-comment…

Pleased to announce an upcoming #CatoTechnology event 6/12 on state #AI policy linked to a forthcoming paper by Joshua Levine and including experts Matt Mittelsteadt & Tatiana Rice in a conversation moderated by yours truly Registration is available now: cato.org/events/what-op…

Legislators have also suggested using Social Security numbers (SSNs) to establish age and identity under these bills; however, SSNs can’t confirm identity, age, or familial relationships. This means they are not useful for parental consent or age verification. Shoshana Weissmann, Sloth Committee Chair 🦥