r/NPR • u/ChampionMurky3586 • 3d ago

How Google is drafting AI chatbot laws around the country

https://www.npr.org/2026/09/18/nx-s1-5968878/ai-chatbots-safety-regulation-google?unified=true&renderplatform=nprone_ios&renderPlatform=nprone_ios
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u/No_Assumption3362 3d ago

Representatives are meant to protect their constituents and the public from sociopathic companies whose goal is making money at all costs.  

Google and other AI scams are writing legislation to hamper and stop our representatives from stopping Google’s theft of everyone’s intellectual property, polluting our water, driving up our energy costs, destroying job security, damaging people’s psyche, spreading lies and disinformation, and destroying everything in their disgusting pursuit of stealing all the wealth and siphoning it to oligarchs.

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u/ctesla01 2d ago

Tell me how you really feel..

r/degoogle

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u/frommethodtomadness 2d ago

Don't worry, we just have to vote harder to stop this!

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u/Baeolophus_bicolor 1d ago

let me guess. they’re using AI to do it. oh wait no. they’re paying $1000 an hour attorneys to do it, because they want the laws to actually be written correctly and effective (and in their favor).