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  1. Reality TV star hires his old crew, to film him & his wife - who he met on a different #RealityTV show - & family in a new reality TV show, driving a #Toyota & flying around the country on our dime.
    [I don't believe the non-profit exists]
    >The sponsors are the very companies he is supposed to be #regulating!
    >The Dept. of #Transportation paid for his flights...
    "Duffy's 'Great American Road Trip' Is Ethics Nightmare" from NPR
    #GOP #grifters #product #placement #Boeing
    npr.org/2026/05/12/nx-s1-58181

  2. I've been so ill that I just haven't felt up to posting anything.

    But I did read this article about solarpunk that was pretty good:
    https://aeon.co/essays/in-solarpunk-cities-of-the-future-tech-follows-natures-lead

    What we really need to do is stop Silicon Valley from continuing their harmful cycle of "Move fast and break things" as it is killing us and our planet. And most of Silicon Valley's "solutions" are really only solutions for the billionaire class and not for the majority.

    We also need to rise up against the fascist's in power and undo the harmful and deadly policies and laws that target LGBTQIA folks, immigrant folks, Black and brown folks, Disabled folks, and all our most vulnerable folks.

    I think about how much we need to do, and I feel overwhelmed. But in therapy today, my therapist reminded me that doing small tasks each day still helps in the fight against fascism. I may be too ill too often to spend hours on the fight, but I can do small tasks here and there that assist.

    I can write, edit, create music and art, and those are just as important as the fight itself. We need ways to rest and rejuvenate to restore our energy to keep on fighting, and I can at least do little things like that.

    So that maybe someday soon, we'll live in a solarpunk society rather than this fascist techno feudalism we're currently living.

    #solarpunk, #SmallThingsMatter, #Antifascism, #Regulating

  3. I've been so ill that I just haven't felt up to posting anything.

    But I did read this article about solarpunk that was pretty good:
    https://aeon.co/essays/in-solarpunk-cities-of-the-future-tech-follows-natures-lead

    What we really need to do is stop Silicon Valley from continuing their harmful cycle of "Move fast and break things" as it is killing us and our planet. And most of Silicon Valley's "solutions" are really only solutions for the billionaire class and not for the majority.

    We also need to rise up against the fascist's in power and undo the harmful and deadly policies and laws that target LGBTQIA folks, immigrant folks, Black and brown folks, Disabled folks, and all our most vulnerable folks.

    I think about how much we need to do, and I feel overwhelmed. But in therapy today, my therapist reminded me that doing small tasks each day still helps in the fight against fascism. I may be too ill too often to spend hours on the fight, but I can do small tasks here and there that assist.

    I can write, edit, create music and art, and those are just as important as the fight itself. We need ways to rest and rejuvenate to restore our energy to keep on fighting, and I can at least do little things like that.

    So that maybe someday soon, we'll live in a solarpunk society rather than this fascist techno feudalism we're currently living.

    #solarpunk, #SmallThingsMatter, #Antifascism, #Regulating

  4. …If the destruction of the #EastWing is a shock, the #money that’s paying for it might be even more of a #scandal. The #WhiteHouse, eager to assure Americans that their tax dollars have not been diverted for a #vanity project, has emphasized that the #ballroom is being financed by individuals & major #corporations. Instead of going through a process to obtain & disburse federal funds, #Trump simply asked companies his admin is supposed to be #regulating to write checks [#bribery / #extortion].

  5. …If the destruction of the #EastWing is a shock, the #money that’s paying for it might be even more of a #scandal. The #WhiteHouse, eager to assure Americans that their tax dollars have not been diverted for a #vanity project, has emphasized that the #ballroom is being financed by individuals & major #corporations. Instead of going through a process to obtain & disburse federal funds, #Trump simply asked companies his admin is supposed to be #regulating to write checks [#bribery / #extortion].

  6. #SavePirongrong
    🇹🇭"Pirongrong's case hilights fierce internal conflicts in #NBTC. It's open secret tt e 7 #commissioners r divided to 2 opposing camps. Tis lack of unity raises serious qns abt whether NBTC is capable of #regulating e #telecom indust, protect'g #consumers & fostering #faircompetition.. glaring eg is e controversial #TrueDTAC #megamerger which drew heavy criticism.. NBTC board voted 3–2 to approve e #merger.. Pirongrong was 1 of 2 comm'ers who voted against"
    bangkokpost.com/opinion/opinio

  7. #Musk hopes to eradicate #CFPB that would oversee #regulating X

    #ElonMusk made a big leap late last month toward his long-shot goal of turning #X into an "everything app," a service that could encompass a broad range of services, including the ability to transfer #money, similar to Venmo or PayPal.

    #law #regulation #finance #tech #apps #Cybersecurity #InfoSec #security #privacy #fraud #oversight #corruption #ConsumerFinancialProtectionBureau #technocracy #broligarchy
    npr.org/2025/02/12/nx-s1-52933

  8. #Musk hopes to eradicate #CFPB that would oversee #regulating X

    #ElonMusk made a big leap late last month toward his long-shot goal of turning #X into an "everything app," a service that could encompass a broad range of services, including the ability to transfer #money, similar to Venmo or PayPal.

    #law #regulation #finance #tech #apps #Cybersecurity #InfoSec #security #privacy #fraud #oversight #corruption #ConsumerFinancialProtectionBureau #technocracy #broligarchy
    npr.org/2025/02/12/nx-s1-52933

  9. How exactly do scandals affect policymaking for stricter lobbying regulation? For the blog #Regulating #Lobbying (Raj Chari, Michele Crepaz), Sandra Plümer and I summarized our findings for the case of the German Lobbying Register. Check it out in section 'Work of Colleagues': t.ly/y1Gvx @politicalscience #publicpolicy

  10. How exactly do scandals affect policymaking for stricter lobbying regulation? For the blog #Regulating #Lobbying (Raj Chari, Michele Crepaz), Sandra Plümer and I summarized our findings for the case of the German Lobbying Register. Check it out in section 'Work of Colleagues': t.ly/y1Gvx @politicalscience #publicpolicy

  11. A multi-year process started in late 2021 took the next step toward #regulating business use of #AI in #California.

    The rules are expected to be influential given the number of AI companies in the state.

    Rules around businesses using artificial intelligence have begun to come into focus for the first time. 
    The 🔸California Privacy Protection Agency 🔸board on Friday voted 3-2 to advance rules about how businesses use artificial intelligence and collect the personal information of consumers, workers, and students.
    The vote, which took place in Oakland, continues a process that started in November 2021. 
    The proposed rules seek to create guidelines for the many areas in which AI and personal data can influence the lives of Californians:
    job compensation, demotion, and opportunity; housing, insurance, health care, and student expulsion.

    For example, under the rules, if an employer wanted to use AI to make predictions about a person’s emotional state or personality during a job interview, a job candidate could opt out without fear of discrimination for choosing to do so.
    Under the rules advanced on Friday, businesses must notify people before using AI.
    If people opt out of interacting with an AI model, businesses cannot discriminate against people for that choice.
    If people agree to use an AI service or tool, businesses must respond to requests by individuals about how they use their personal information to make predictions.
    The rules would also require employers or third-party contractors to carry out risk assessments to evaluate the performance of their technology.

    calmatters.org/economy/technol

  12. A multi-year process started in late 2021 took the next step toward #regulating business use of #AI in #California.

    The rules are expected to be influential given the number of AI companies in the state.

    Rules around businesses using artificial intelligence have begun to come into focus for the first time. 
    The 🔸California Privacy Protection Agency 🔸board on Friday voted 3-2 to advance rules about how businesses use artificial intelligence and collect the personal information of consumers, workers, and students.
    The vote, which took place in Oakland, continues a process that started in November 2021. 
    The proposed rules seek to create guidelines for the many areas in which AI and personal data can influence the lives of Californians:
    job compensation, demotion, and opportunity; housing, insurance, health care, and student expulsion.

    For example, under the rules, if an employer wanted to use AI to make predictions about a person’s emotional state or personality during a job interview, a job candidate could opt out without fear of discrimination for choosing to do so.
    Under the rules advanced on Friday, businesses must notify people before using AI.
    If people opt out of interacting with an AI model, businesses cannot discriminate against people for that choice.
    If people agree to use an AI service or tool, businesses must respond to requests by individuals about how they use their personal information to make predictions.
    The rules would also require employers or third-party contractors to carry out risk assessments to evaluate the performance of their technology.

    calmatters.org/economy/technol

  13. Rep. Burchett wants to cut SEC Chair #Gensler's salary to $1, part of a bill reducing SEC funding. Critics cite overregulation, especially in #crypto. Legislators debate the SEC's role in #regulating digital assets and economic analysis🔥👇#Cryptonews

    🔥 Click the link below to start reading.🔥
    coinpedia.org/news/lawmakers-t

  14. Pondering the complexity or #regulating #AI, I wonder if a very simple starting point is establishing express liability for companies that publish AI for any and all direct and indirect damages, as well as punitive damages as appropriate, arising from use of that AI implementation. User waivers expressly invalid. Let's establish some serious liability for the very real, and predictable, damages that these systems are already causing.

    I'm thinking of the public facing systems (Chat GPT, DALL E, deepfake technology, etc.), not so much the in-house research/design applications (though "the AI did it" should not be a defense against defective products, or defamation/lible/slander)

  15. Australia's Treasury proposes #regulating #cryptocurrency exchanges as "digital asset facilities" under #financial services rules to enhance industry legitimacy and security.

    🔥Click Below to Read This Interesting Article 👇
    coinpedia.org/news/digital-ass

  16. @highvizghilliesuit

    I think we're on the same page here. I think bill C-18 is ludicrous and self-destructive and contrary to how the 'net/web has worked from its inception.

    And I don't believe the #government should be saying what is or isn't #news, or who can and cannot #speak/#broadcast. And since the purpose of broadcast #licenses was to share a limited #resource (#spectrum), and the #internet doesn't have that limitation, shouldn't be involved in #regulating the internet at all.

  17. @highvizghilliesuit

    I think we're on the same page here. I think bill C-18 is ludicrous and self-destructive and contrary to how the 'net/web has worked from its inception.

    And I don't believe the #government should be saying what is or isn't #news, or who can and cannot #speak/#broadcast. And since the purpose of broadcast #licenses was to share a limited #resource (#spectrum), and the #internet doesn't have that limitation, shouldn't be involved in #regulating the internet at all.

  18. ...and traditional means of regulation and oversight won't do , we need approaches that use technology like cryptographic proof, decentralised governance and possibly AI itself... #AI #Regulating #Government

  19. ...and traditional means of regulation and oversight won't do , we need approaches that use technology like cryptographic proof, decentralised governance and possibly AI itself... #AI #Regulating #Government

  20. Great article by O'Reilly, "You can't regulate what you don't understand",
    "Given the radical uncertainty about the progress and impact of AI, we are better served by mandating transparency and building institutions for enforcing accountability than we are in trying to head off every imagined particular harm."

    oreilly.com/content/you-cant-r

    #AI #Government #Audit #Regulating

  21. Great article by O'Reilly, "You can't regulate what you don't understand",
    "Given the radical uncertainty about the progress and impact of AI, we are better served by mandating transparency and building institutions for enforcing accountability than we are in trying to head off every imagined particular harm."

    oreilly.com/content/you-cant-r

    #AI #Government #Audit #Regulating