Gavin Newsom
Governor Newsom Rejects Controversial AI Bill, Not Over Censorship Fears but for Not Going Far Enough
Governor Newsom’s veto highlights a push for broader, more stringent AI regulations.
The Babylon Bee Strikes Back: Lawsuit Takes on California’s Anti-Satire Laws
The second lawsuit of its kind.
Digital IDs Are Coming to Social Media in California’s Crackdown
Critics warn digital IDs may threaten privacy and First Amendment rights.
Parody Under Fire: Gavin Newsom Threatens Elon Musk for Kamala Harris Video
California’s latest law targets parody and deepfakes, sparking a clash between free speech advocates and “protecting democracy” initiatives.
Gavin Newsom Just Signed an AI-Deepfake Ban That Could Impact Free Speech. This Is the First Lawsuit Against It.
California’s new laws could set a dangerous precedent for regulating satire and political speech.
California’s New AI Law Proposals Could Impact Memes
Critics warn that the broad language in the bill could lead to unintended censorship of satire, parody, or memes under the guise of combating deepfakes.
California’s Digital Plates Plan Raises Privacy Fears
The push to reintroduce GPS tracking in California’s digital license plates raises alarms about privacy and unchecked surveillance.
Newsom Threatens Laws Against Deepfakes After Kamala Harris Parody Video Goes Viral
The battle intensifies as California’s governor moves to legislate against AI misuse, sparking a free speech debate with Elon Musk.
EU Official Demands “Disinformation” Censorship, Meets With Big Tech, Legacy Media, California Governor Gavin Newsom
Jourova’s calls for increased online control spark debates on democracy and taxpayer-funded roles in the EU.
California Governor Gavin Newsom Announces AI-Powered Surveillance Rollout
California’s plan to boost safety with 480 new AI-powered cameras sparks concerns over mass surveillance and the erosion of privacy.
Judge Sides With California in X’s Challenge Against the State’s Censorship Law
According to the judge, the state forcing tech platforms to publish documents on how they tackle “hate speech” and “misinformation” is allowed.
Alarms Are Raised Over California Law Enforcing “Media Literacy” in Schools
“The schools that adopt it are told that Ted Cruz’s podcast is unreliable but Al Franken’s podcast is reliable.”