36 pointsby mmh00007 hours ago6 comments
  • mitxela23 minutes ago
    This worked out so well in Spain that the ISPs are suing the government for it.
  • karlkloss3 hours ago
    I bet that the idea behind this is that they can block Chinese AI providers by claiming that they stole knowledge from US AI companies.
  • amanaplanacanal5 hours ago
    We should probably go the other way and make ISPs, and DNS and VPN providers common carriers.
  • applfanboysbgon5 hours ago
    > Issa argued that online piracy helps fund terrorist groups

    This is really a free pass for anything, huh.

    • mitxelaan hour ago
      Last week they shut down a free email host of 25 years by saying it supported terrorist groups and therefore it was illegal for them to use banks.
    • pixel_popping3 hours ago
      Their take is so dumb, and what about the legal businesses that fund terrorism at scale? Let's ban restaurants?

      And no, money from legal incomes is not "more traceable" once it's made into cash and sent away the exact same way as illicit funds. All BS.

  • watwut2 hours ago
    So like, the big companies already have their copies for ai training?
  • antibull5 hours ago
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