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minus-squareDominusOfMegadeuslinkfedilinkEnglish78•3 months agoUnfortunately, as a governmental regulatory agency, the FTC can do absolutely nothing now without specific instructions from Congress. Thanks SJC!!
minus-squareRentlarlinkfedilinkEnglish31•edit-23 months agoYeah the Constitution don’t say anything bout AI so according to the originalists, companies can do anything they want, lol.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilinkEnglish9•3 months agoAnd depending on the results of the upcoming election the FTC may no longer exist afterwards anyways.
Unfortunately, as a governmental regulatory agency, the FTC can do absolutely nothing now without specific instructions from Congress. Thanks SJC!!
Yeah the Constitution don’t say anything bout AI so according to the originalists, companies can do anything they want, lol.
Always have been this way until people revolt
And depending on the results of the upcoming election the FTC may no longer exist afterwards anyways.