This bill very much does not do that. It does the opposite, in fact. I encourage you to re-read the article.

I understand it risks adding unpredictable political corruption to the process, but I feel that such unpredictable corruption is exactly what it takes to gradually destroy something in an indirect way.

It is not clear to me what their political agenda is. Overall it might be good for AI if the goal is to scrape freely and use it for AI training.

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browningstreet 3 hours ago | parent | next [-]

This position makes it impossible to discuss these things.

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eli_gottlieb 2 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

When I aim to accomplish something, to destroy some institution, I tend to favor the direct way, because it relies on fewer intermediate points of failure than the indirect way.

	▲	quantummagic an hour ago \| parent [-]
		What we favor, and what is possible, often diverge.