Elizabeth Troutman Mitchell
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what their kids are doing online.
And thirdly, most importantly, we've seen a study recently actually from Meta saying that these things don't work and another study related to TikTok saying that most parents do not use these parental controls and the parents who do use the controls feel that the controls that are available do not address their main concerns about inappropriate content.
And so while it's great to see parents being empowered, as they're saying through this framework,
The fact that companies are not responsible for protecting the kids in the way that the parents are given the responsibility is where people are concerned.
Well, Marsha Blackburn wants to be the person who is leading the fight to codify this framework, but there are some pretty significant differences between her framework and the framework we have from the White House, particularly on that, back to that issue of preemption, whereas the White House framework says it will not preempt generally applicable laws.
The Blackburn framework lays out multiple points going into detail, making sure that no AI law in the States that has anything to do
with child safety is going to be preempted by this framework.
And so there are some pretty significant differences here.
It will definitely be interesting to see the relationship between Senator Blackburn and the White House AI policy shop in coming weeks because of those significant differences.
But if Marsha Blackburn, I think what she's looking for is to lead the charge there.
She released her framework just one day before the White House did.
And there are some similarities, but Marsha Blackburn's framework is considerably more specific because it's more like model legislation.
We are definitely going to see a tough battle in Congress so far.
So they're going to need Democrat support in order to pass this.
And that's not out of the question because there are a lot of bipartisan areas of concern about AI.
For instance, lots of child safety bills are introduced by Republicans and Democrats together.
So this is not impossible to get bipartisan support on, but there are going to be some key issues.
Some Democrats have already released statements saying that this is not going to be
enough for them to agree to preemption they of course are saying they don't want to help the big tech um the big tech companies get richer and so i haven't seen a lot of democrats in congress so far saying they're going to vote for this and then of course republicans on the other hand are also going to be a problem there's a lot of republicans who are going to say that
The child safety provisions, the provisions on data centers, various other things that affect Americans are just not going to be enough for them to support preemption because preemption is a very big deal in order to get all these state AI laws off the book.
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