Nolan B Raybon

learning about life.

[Nolan B Raybon @Raybon019]

Using cutting-edge technology to transform lives is the pinnacle of American innovation and leadership. We must continue to invest to benefit our communities.
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[Nolan B Raybon @Raybon019]

We’ve already seen the benefits of AI deployment - better education outcomes, healthcare innovations and cost-saving strategies for small businesses. It’s time we build out a large-scale national plan to invest in AI for America’s future. @SenMikeLee
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[Nolan B Raybon @Raybon019]

Manufacturing and energy projects stuck on paper hurt America’s and Utah’s economy. Fix permits, create jobs today Congress and @SenMikeLee
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[Nolan B Raybon @Raybon019]

Strong energy infrastructure means reliable power during heat waves, storms, and peak demand. @SenJohnCurtis Permitting reform will strengthen Utah’s grid and economy!
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[Nolan B Raybon @Raybon019]

If Congress wants to promote competition, it should do so without dismantling the security layer that protects hundreds of millions of users. The App Store "Freedom" Act forces open doors that bad actors will be able to walk right through.
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[Nolan B Raybon @Raybon019]

Winning the AI race means fueling innovation. @SenMikeLee, strong M&A activity keeps America ahead of China. @AmericanEdge breaks it down:
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[Nolan B Raybon @Raybon019]

Let’s not get trapped in a patchwork of regulation. The AI moratorium will allow us to remain competitive with China and shape the future of AI. @SenMikeLee @SenJohnCurtis
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[Nolan B Raybon @Raybon019]

One simple idea that could unlock game-changing AI for everyone: Give it room to grow. This article presents a compelling case for a 10-year moratorium on conflicting state laws.

[Computer & Communications Industry Association @ccianet]

.@KevinTFrazier, the AI Innovation and Law Fellow at Texas Law, describes how the proposed federal moratorium on state-level AI regulations is a necessary step toward a unified strategy that protects innovation and equity alike. Read more from @reason: https://t.co/2gdVhGMOEA

[Nolan B Raybon @Raybon019]

Interesting. Google to train the next generation of electrical workers with AI. Amazing possibilities here for the future of AI and Utah.
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[Nolan B Raybon @Raybon019]

Parents want to keep their kids safe online — but Utah’s bill actually takes control away from them.
Requiring parental consent for every single app download? Even educational or navigation tools?
That’s not protection. That’s overreach.
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[Nolan B Raybon @Raybon019]

Utahns deserve food access, not restrictions. #HB403 punishes low-income families by limiting their SNAP choices while ignoring real solutions to nutrition and health. @GovCox, VETO this bill!

[Nolan B Raybon @Raybon019]

Protecting kids online matters, but handing speech control to government bureaucrats? That’s not how we do things in America.

[Patrick Hedger @pat_hedger]

Really interesting analysis from @ceidotorg that forces the question: Did a Europe-based pro-censorship, anti-conservative org, um, basically write the Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA)?

The similarities between their framework & KOSA are beyond striking.

https://t.co/vJmexNos5C

[Nolan B Raybon @Raybon019]

We should be doing everything possible to compete with China!

[NetChoice @NetChoice]

Thank you @SenTedCruz for standing up against EU & UK bureaucrats trying to transplant their overzealous regulatory ideas that have significantly slowed growth across the pond to the US.

America leads the world in tech because we embrace innovation. https://t.co/TA1ikqrv5W

[Springboard Initiative @springboardccia]

"As #AI technology becomes increasingly accessible, it is enabling even the smallest of enterprises to grow and compete with bigger counterparts," @USChamber writes. Read more here: https://t.co/bYqNt2n5lX

[DisCo @DisCo_Project]

In a court decision last week between Google and the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ), Judge Amit Mehta concluded that Google violated U.S. antitrust law, however, an actual analysis of resulting consumer harm appears to be lacking. https://t.co/2zcukzrtyM

[Adam Thierer @AdamThierer]

.@ericgoldman paints a dismal picture of the future of #ArtificialIntelligence policy in his new talk on how “Generative AI Is Doomed.”

"Regulators will pass laws that misunderstand the technology or are driven by moral panics instead of the facts."
https://t.co/xrCRpzOyjD

[Nolan B Raybon @Raybon019]

Great read on understanding #AI. Our elected officials need to pay attention to these recommendations.

[Computer & Communications Industry Association @ccianet]

How can policymakers ensure that any new regulations covering #AI mitigate the risks of emerging #tech while protecting innovation & U.S. competitiveness?

Check out CCIA’s Guide to Sensibile AI Governance for high-level policy
recommendations: https://t.co/xcRyhsS0II

[Nolan B Raybon @Raybon019]

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A new CEI report warns that Lina Khan's FTC agenda could hinder U.S. innovation in AI and other tech fields, risking economic growth and global leadership. A critical moment for U.S. in the tech race against China. #TechInnovation

[Nolan B Raybon @Raybon019]

I couldn't agree more; competition is good! Competition encourages companies to evaluate their strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats, bringing better results and innovation.

[Adam Kovacevich @adamkovac]

The DOJ’s theory here is absurd.

Google went slow on Gen AI out of both caution and age/size.

OpenAI lapped them, spurring G to step up.

That competition is good.

[Nolan B Raybon @Raybon019]

#Google is successful because it has created a superior product that consumers like and choose to use over and over again.

[Townhall.com @townhallcom]

Biden’s DOJ Should Google Better Things to Do With Its Time
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