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Sep 23, 2024 • 10 tweets • 4 min read
After the first round of comments on the @FCC's proposal to impose new regulations on AI in political ads, an unusual coalition of groups has come out to criticize and oppose the draft rules.
In a thread, here are a few highlights:
The @ACLU says the proposal "may unconstitutionally burden
the speech of third parties and the public’s interest in robust political debate."
Here's what Twitter told the @FEC in its response to a complaint about this event: "Twitter did not receive a request from the Biden campaign to review (much less restrict) the N.Y. Post articles. ..."
"Nor did decision-makers at Twitter, or to the best of the company’s knowledge, anyone authorized to act on Twitter’s behalf even communicate with the Biden campaign regarding Twitter’s decision to enforce its content moderation policies with respect to the N.Y. Post articles."
