Warning of ‘digital Epsteins,’ conservative group backs protections in AI bill of rights
A conservative group released a digital ad comparing the dangers of artificial intelligence to Jeffrey Epstein's crimes, urging lawmakers to pass the AI bill of rights. Lawmakers are set to debate the bill during a Special Session, with some opposing state control and advocating for federal regulation.
A conservative group, Alliance for a Better Future, released a digital ad warning of 'digital Epsteins' and urging lawmakers to pass the AI bill of rights to protect children. The ad compares AI dangers to Jeffrey Epstein's crimes, saying billionaires exploiting AI are the 'new digital Epsteins.' Lawmakers are heading to a Special Session to deliberate on the AI bill of rights, a Gov. Ron DeSantis agenda item. The bill calls for sweeping changes, including beefing up parental controls and requiring AI platforms to disclose their technology. Some lawmakers, like House Speaker Daniel Perez, oppose state control, arguing the federal government should lead in setting uniform national rules. The AI bill of rights passed in the Senate during the Regular Session but died in the House.
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