David Sacks
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first heard Jul 2026
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But yeah, but I think that is definitely, you know, I think of all the companies, that particular one has been the most aggressive
in terms of the regulatory capture and pushing these for these regulations.
And just, I mean, let's just bring it up a level, just doesn't have to be about them.
There's now something like 1,200 bills going through state legislatures right now to regulate AI.
25% of them are in the top four blue states, which are California, New York, Colorado, and Illinois.
Over 100 measures have already passed.
I think three of them just got signed in the last month in California alone.
I'll tell you, just let me tell you what Colorado is, actually Colorado, Illinois, and California have all done some version of a thing called algorithmic discrimination, which I think is, it's really troubling where it's headed.
What this concept means is that if the model produces an output
that has a disparate impact on a protected group, then that is algorithmic discrimination.
And the list of protected groups is very long.
It's more than just the usual ones.
So for example, in Colorado, they've defined people who may not have English language proficiency as a protected group.
So I guess if the model says something bad about illegal aliens, then that would basically violate the law.
I don't know exactly how model companies are even supposed to comply with this rule.
I mean, presumably, discrimination is already illegal.
So if you're a business and you violate the civil rights laws and you engage in discrimination, you're already liable for that.
There's no reason.
If you happen to make that mistake and you use any kind of tool in the process of doing it, we don't really need to go after the tool developer because we can already go after the business
that's made that decision.
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