Are we just going to continue to ignore that Trump has no legal authority to do this? Such action requires legislation, not executive orders. Executive orders can't preempt state law.
andsoitis•39m ago
What do you think about the rationale?
JohnFen•32m ago
He provided no rationale for why this is something that can be done through executive order.
His argument that it's better to have a single national rule has some merit, but that's congress' job, not his.
taylodl•12m ago
Having one national set of AI laws and guidelines rather than a patchwork of AI laws and guidelines is certainly better for the AI companies - but it's up to Congress - which has representation from all the states - to create the legislation to do so.
andsoitis•7m ago
That tracks. How long do you think we should wait for Congress to do so, considering how long AI has now been "out there"? Another 6 months? 12 months? Indefinitely?
taylodl•44m ago
andsoitis•39m ago
JohnFen•32m ago
His argument that it's better to have a single national rule has some merit, but that's congress' job, not his.
taylodl•12m ago
andsoitis•7m ago
techblueberry•25m ago
https://www.flgov.com/eog/news/press/2025/governor-ron-desan...
"Governor Ron DeSantis Announces Proposal for Citizen Bill of Rights for Artificial Intelligence"