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Senator Hawley Pushes for Section 230 Repeal Amid Rapid AI Growth

What Happened

US Senator Josh Hawley has called for the repeal of Section 230, a law that protects tech companies from liability for content posted by users on their platforms. Hawley argues that this legal shield is outdated and that major tech firms are unequipped to handle new risks posed by AI, including misinformation and harmful content. The senator claims current regulations allow companies to avoid responsibility as artificial intelligence capabilities expand.

Why It Matters

Repealing Section 230 could fundamentally shift how tech companies manage online content and address the growing influence of AI-driven misinformation. Legislative changes may impact free speech, automation, and the responsibilities of leading technology platforms. Read more in our AI News Hub

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