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AI Outputs Are Protected by the First Amendment, TechFreedom Explains in New Paper
Today, TechFreedom published a new paper, “AI + 1A: Why the First Amendment Protects Artificial Intelligence,” by Corbin K. Barthold, the organization’s Internet Policy Counsel....
Content Moderation and Competition Law: A First Amendment Analysis
We’re proud that TechFreedom contributed two of the essays featured in this month’s issue of Concurrences’ On-Topic on content moderation and antitrust. This edition’s editor,...
TechFreedom Releases First Comprehensive Analysis of Federalism Obstacles to State Net Neutrality Regulations
WASHINGTON D.C. — Today, TechFreedom published a comprehensive analysis of why state laws and executive orders attempting to replicate, or expand upon, the FCC’s 2015 net...
Nomi: The Dark Side of the Latest FTC Privacy Case
Last week, the FTC announced its complaint and consent decree with Nomi Technologies for failing to allow consumers to opt-out of cell phone tracking while...
TechBriefing: E-Rate Subsidies for Schools and Libraries
Print Version Summary Since 1998, the Universal Service Fund’s E-Rate program has funded telecommunications and broadband connections for schools and libraries around the United States....
CDA Section 230 & Immunity for Online Intermediaries
Print Version Under current law, when an Internet user distributes unlawful content on a third-party website, that website is generally immune from liability for the...