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The Bad: the Senate committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation voted unanimously to send S 1748 (their version of the Kids Online Safety Act) to the full Senate chamber for a future floor vote
The Good: the same committee failed to move the online age verification bill S 737 (their version of the SCREEN act) out of committee due to not getting enough votes to reach quorum
Also, friendly reminder that the Senate is starting a 5 week recess this Friday. Be sure to use every day of it to call, email, text, and write letters to your senators telling them to oppose S 1748 in the future floor vote. If you can, try to attend their town halls. We killed this bill before, and we can do it again!
From the anime Eureka seveN. One of the most iconic songs on the whole entire soundtrack. I’ve been thinking about this anime and along with it, the song lately since I’ve just been dwelling on the good aspects of the past. This was one of them.
The House passed its own version of the contentious KOSA bill in June.
This has opened a path to be voted on within the senate in the future
This is different from the KOSA bill that was part of the KIDS act that passed the house in June
“While pushing KOSA through committee opens up the possibility for a vote, the version of the bill the House passed features some key distinctions from the Senate's take.
Disagreements in both houses over the finer details of the bill have led to it being abandoned in previous years, including in 2024, the last time the Senate passed KOSA.”
differences
“Across its drafts, the proposed law has generally sought to require social media companies and other online platforms to build in stronger protections for children.
The Senate's current version requires social media apps to provide ways for children and teens to opt out of addictive features like algorithmic recommendations.
It also includes language that says online platforms have a "duty of care" to mitigate harm from content that promotes things like sexual exploitation and eating disorders.
The House version of the bill notably doesn't include the same provision.”
It’s not known currently when a vote for Kosa will happen, but many people are saying these bills will be put in front of the senate in September, but nothing is confirmed yet
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Four child safety bills passed the senate committee yesterday
KOSA and the CHATBOT Act say they do not require age verification. Their duties still revolve on knowing a user's age.
TLDR;
Four kids safety bills passed the committee
Kosa, The Youth AI Privacy Act, Senator Tammy Duckworth's bill, and the chatbot act
All of these bills require age verification even if it’s not specifically said within the text
All of them require companies to have knowledge of the users age, which is impossible without age verification
The screen act actually is honest about its want for age verification, but “It went nowhere anyway. It hit a 15-to-13 tally, but only because a majority of the committee has to be physically present to vote and a majority wasn't.”
full thing
“KOSA went through on a unanimous voice vote. This obviously wasn't a place for a debate.
The Youth AI Privacy Act from Senator Ed Markey advanced.
So did the CHATBOT Act from Senator Ted Cruz, with Senators Schatz, Curtis and Schiff as co-sponsors.
Senator Tammy Duckworth's bill makes four, and it orders the FTC and the Consumer Product Safety Commission to study AI-enabled toys, which turns on nothing a company has to know about a user.
A fifth, the SCREEN Act, got a tally and no result, which we'll come back to.”
the problem within each of these texts
“Every one of these bills turns on a company knowing something it has no way of knowing.”
All of these bills require the companies to know if the user is a minor, which is impossible without age verification and is a major issue with critics
“Others read it differently. The Age Verification Providers Association, whose members sell the checking, says KOSA sidesteps how a platform is meant to work out who is a minor, so that "the operative legal standard remains implied knowledge" and no service is obliged to install age-assurance technology.”
(But the problem is that unless there is another way to find out who’s a minor, age verification is the only way)
other bills
Something like the ChatBot ACT does the same thing, where they don’t explicitly say it requires age verification
But age verification is the only way to do these things, especially since this bill requires the company to figure out who is a child, teen or adult
Bottom line, all of these requires age verification in some kind of way, even if it’s worded differently each time
the screen act
The screen act actually says that “platforms to adopt "technology verification measures" that determine whether it is "more likely than not" that a user is a minor”
“It went nowhere anyway. It hit a 15-to-13 tally, but only because a majority of the committee has to be physically present to vote and a majority wasn't.”
The Senate Commerce Committee voted to advance KOSA in the markup. The committee's approved version keeps the controversial duty of care provision intact, setting up a major legislative clash with the House of Representatives.
GOOD NEWS:
The Screen Act did not survive the markup! 🎊 (Update: @cofa said it will get a revote! This is ridiculous! I hope it gets shot down again!)
You can read more information on Politico or watch the video on the Senate Commerce Committee site! It's only an hour it was very short! I was surprised.
In the article from Politico/Markup Marsha Blackburn (R) (She is for this bill) said this:
“The Senate cannot and will not accept the version that the House passed earlier. It is toothless, and it is a very pale imitation of the Senate version, and therefore, it is a pale imitation of big tech accountability,” Blackburn said during the committee markup.
(Marsha and crew for these laws GO GET DUNKED ON IN THE SENATE ! Also, this woman looks and sounds like such a Karen literally look up a picture of her. She looks like she calls the cops on her neighbors for having a bbq.😂)
Anyway, from what I watched, this is going to be a HUGE fight in the Senate. This thing is all over the place it's awful to even listen, too! I would LOVE to see them get laughed out of there!
⭐️❗️As always! CONTACT YOUR REPS, SIGN PETITIONS, PROTEST, RAISE AWARENESS ABOUT THESE ISSUES!❗️⭐️
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Things you can watch/do instead of YouTube, For those who may have trouble finding things to do.
1. Internet Archive. Has plenty of videos to watch, plenty of games you can play that are emulated right on the website. You can also find entire collections of roms. For emulators, check out Emulation General Wiki to find the best emulator for the system you want to emulate.
2. r/piracy has a wiki full of safe places to read comics and manga, to watch anime and cartoons, and to watch movies.
3. Virtualbox, you can set up a Windows XP virtual box and get old PC games from Internet Archive. You can also check out CD Game World if you need a no-cd patch.
4. Saltybet. A Livestream of MUGEN with thousands of characters fighting against each other, sometimes things get hilarious. Runs 24/7.
5. The Cutting Room Floor, spend hours reading up on cut content from your favorite games.
6. Lost Media Wiki, read up on lost movie, books, animation, video games, etc.
7. Neocities, learn coding and make your own website!
8. WebDSR, explore shortband radio
9. Radio Garden, listen to radio stations from around the world
10. Every Noise At Once, explore the widest archive of music genres, with samples and Spotify playlists
11. My Retro TV, pick and era and watch popular television from that time period
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Weekly reminder to call your Senators. They are still negotiating and the July 29th date stills seems to be the goal for a mark-up even though it hasn't been confirmed yet. I think the fact the House, Senate, and White House seem to be on separate pages is a good thing, and we need to take advantage of it.
