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NetChoice Victory: Court Permanently Blocks Ohio Social Media Verification Law

Second NetChoice permanent injunction reinforces that government cannot outsource censorship to online services, impose vague restrictions on free expression, or use “safety” as a blank check to infringe constitutional protections. We hope to work with policymakers on constitutional solutions to digital challenges.

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NetChoice Letter of Opposition to New York A3411-A

A3411-A would require a warning label for generative AI products. Since the warning label requirements are vague, and the definition of AI so broad, the warning label would be applicable […]

NetChoice Testimony in Opposition to NY S. 4505

S. 4505 would mandate warning labels and timer notifications on social media platforms. The legislation violates the First Amendment by compelling private companies to display government-authored messages, and lacks scientific […]

From Combat to Commerce: How Veterans Are Using Retail Tools to Power Their Next Mission

Thousands of businesses offer discounts to honor veterans and military members during Memorial Day weekend. But the retail industry offers so much more to service members.  After leaving the military, […]

Pluribus News: States Compete for AI-Fueled Data Center Boom

Steve DelBianco spoke with Pluribus News reporter Humberto Sanchez about why states should welcome data centers, which help create local jobs, spur economic activity, raise state revenues and more. Read […]

Senate Subcommittee Should Get Deepfake Policy Right With Real, Clear Fixes—Not Opaque Overreach

WASHINGTON—This afternoon, the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee will hold a subcommittee hearing on policymaking around deepfakes generated using artificial intelligence (AI) tools. We appreciate the Subcommittee looking into this important […]

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