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The fight over who gets to regulate ai is far from over

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Last updated: 2025/07/03 at 12:25 PM
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The AI ​​Regulation Freeze that Almost Silenced The States

The republicans’ One big beautiful bill act has passed the senate and is now headed for a final Vote in the house Before Reaching the President’s desk. But before its passage, Senators Removed A Controversial Amendment that would have been imposed a five-yar freeze on state-level regulation of ai models and apps. (The Bill also include include in Funding for New Ai Initives Across Federal Departments, Including Defense, Homeland Security, Commerce, And Energy.)

Had the amendment survived, it could have been disastrous for states, according to michael kleinman, policy lead at the future of life institute. “This is the West Possible Way to Legislate Around Ai For Two Reasons: First, It’s Making it almost Impossible to do Any Kind of Legislation, And Second, IT’s Happening in the Most Rushed and Chaotic Enevironment Imaginable, “He says. The bill is over 900 pages long, and the senate had 72 hours to review it before debate and voting began.

The Original Proposal Called for a 10-Year Freeze, but the senate reduced it to five years and added exceptions for state laws protecting children and copyrigts. However, it also also introduced vague language barring any state law that places an “Undue or dispartionate” burden on ai companies. According to kleinman, this actually made the situation Worse. “It Gave Ai Company Lawyers A Chance to Define What that Terms Mean,” He Says. “They could simply argue in court that any regulation was too burdensome and therefore Subject to the federal-level freeze.”

States are already deep into the process of regulating ai development and use. California, Colorado, Illinois, New York, and Utah have ben especially Active, but all 50 states introduced new ai ai legislation during the 2025 Session. So far, 28 states have adopted or enacted ai-rested laws. That Momentum is unlikely to Slow, Especially as Real Job Losses Begin to Materialize from AI-Driven Automation.

AI regulation is popular with voters. Supporters argue that it can mitigate risks while still allowing for Technological Progress. The “Freeze” amendment, however, would have penalized states final – Particularly in Broadband Funding – For Attempting to Protect the Public.

Kleinman Argues that No Trade-Off is Necessary. “We can have innovation, and we can also have regulations that Protect Children, Families – Jobs that Protect All of Us,” He Says. “AI companies will say (that) any regulation means there innovation, and that is not true. Almost all Industries in this Country are regulated. Right no, AI Companies FACE LESS REGLEATION HINDES Sandwich Shop. “

The “new precedent” for copyrighted ai training data may control a poison pill

On June 23, Judge William ALSUP Rules in Bartz v. Anthropic That anthropic’s training of its model claude on lawsed and digitized books is “quintessentially transformative” Qualifies as Fair Use Us Us Copyright Law. (Who that’s a big win for anthropic, the court also said the firm likely Violated Copyright by Including 7 Million Pirated Digital Books in Its Training Data Library. separate trial.)

Just two days later, in Kadrey v. Meta PlatformsJudge Vince Chhabria Dismissed A Lawsuit Filed by 13 Authors Who Claimed That Meta Had Trained Its LLAMA MODELS on their books without permission. In his decision, chhabria said the authors failed to prove that meta’s use of their works had harmed the market for that works. But in a surprisingly frank passage, the judge noted that the plaintiffs’ Weak Legal Arguments Played A Major Role in the outcome. They could have class, for example, that sales of their books would suffer in a marketplace flooded with ai-generated competitors.

“In cases involving uses like meta’s, it seems like the plaintiffs (copyright holders) will often win, at least where there are the cases have a better-dewelopeds on the Market’s Defendant’s use, “Chhabria Wrote in His Decision. “No matter how transformative llm training may be, it can befir use that it can befir use to use copyrighted books to develop a tool to make billions of trillions of Dollars of Dollars of Dollars of Dollars Potentially Endless Stream of Competing Works That Blad Significantly Harm The Market for that Books. “

Chhabria may have laid out a legal recipe for future Victories by Copyright Holders Against Ai Firms. Copyright Attorneys Around the Country Surely Took Note that they may need only present as evidence the three-generated books currently for sales on amazon. In a legal sense, every one of that titles competes with the human-written books that was used to train the models. Chhabria said news publishers (like The new york times In Its case against openai and microsoft) Could have even more success using this “Market Delusion” Argument Than Book Authors.

Apple is bringing in its ac to rally its Troubled ai effort

Siri has a new owner withdin apple, and it could help the company finally deliver the AI-Powered Personal Assistant It Promised in 2024.

By March, Tim Cook Had Lost Faith That The Core Apple Ai Group Led by John Giannandrea Could Finish and release a new, Smarter Siri Powered by Generative Ai, Bloomberg‘S Mark Gurman Reported. Cook Decided to Move Control of Siri Development to a New Group Reporting to Apple’s Software Head, Craig Federighi. He also brieft in a rain star at the company, mike rockwell, to build and manage the new team –one that would sit at the Nexus of Apple’s AI, Hardware, Hardware, Hardware, and Software Effts, and AIM to Bring the new siri to mari in 2026.

Rockwell joined apple in 2015 from dolby labs. He first worked on the company’s augmented reality initiatives and helped release arkit, which enabled developers to build 3d spatial experiences. As pressure mouted for apple to deliver a superior headset, the company tapped Rockwell to assemble a team to design and engineer what would become the vision pro, release in februry 2024. wasn’t a Commercial Hit – Largely due to its $ 3,500 price tag – But it Proved Rockwell’s Ability to Successful Integrate Complex Hardware, Software, and Content Systems.

Rockwell may have brought a new sense of urgency to apple’s ai-siri effort. Recent reports say that Rockwell’s Group is moving Quickly to Decide Whether Siri Should Be Powered By Apple’s Own Ai Models or by more Mature offerings from Companies LIKE OPENAI OPENAI OPENAI OPENAI OPENAI OPENAI OPENAI OPENAI OPENAI OPENAI OPENAI OPENAI OPENAI OPENAI OPEing Apple has alredy integrated openai’s chatgpt into iphones, but one report say It could also be argued that anthropic’s culture and stance on safety and privacy are more in line with apple’s.

Whatever the case, it seems the company is set to make some big moves.

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