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MSG Stan Hutchison
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I agree about how a proposed law can become overinflated, but with approximately 330+ million population and approximately 32.6 million businesses in the U.S, it is probably necessary to cover every type of business that needs to be addressed and how to go about that. We cannot have one law, one requirement, to fit in every case. The law must spell out who is to be covered, why, and how.
So, bottom line is, do we need the law and what is the impact with that law and without that law.

Example: Back in the '90's I had a horse boarding business. There were 3 state regulations, 2 county regulations, and 2 Federal regulations covering that. In 1998 I opened a small pawn shop, sporting goods, and equine equipment store. That had 17 state, 12 county, and 15 Federal regulations.

Our nation has grown to the point that nothing in the area of government can or should be simple.
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MSG Stan Hutchison
MSG Stan Hutchison
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SFC Casey O'Mally - More sarcasm. I did not say anything about the President creating laws. If you read the article, it states this EO is to set guidelines and establish standards.
From the article:
Creating new safety and security standards for AI
Protecting consumer privacy, including by creating guidelines
Advancing equity and civil rights by providing guidance
Protecting consumers overall by directing DHHS to create a program to evaluate potentially harmful AI-related health-care practices
Supporting workers by producing a report
Promoting innovation and competition by expanding grants
Working with international partners to implement AI standards
Developing guidance for federal agencies’ use and procurement of AI


I don't see any attempt to write laws there.
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SFC Casey O'Mally
SFC Casey O'Mally
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MSG Stan Hutchison
"requiring new safety assessments, equity and civil rights guidance and research on AI’s impact on the labor market."

A requirement. Not a recommendation. That is creating law. But don't take my word for it... two sentences later....

"Like all executive orders, it 'has the force of law,' according to a senior administration official..."

Certainly sounds like they are trying to write law to me. And even admitting it.
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SPC Jeff Daley, PhD
SPC Jeff Daley, PhD
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MSG Stan Hutchison - Your correct in stating that this is an Executive Order. However it still has to be followed as if it is a law unless it is overturned by the Supreme Court or the EO is cancelled by the current, or next administration POTUS.
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MSG Stan Hutchison
MSG Stan Hutchison
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SPC Jeff Daley, PhD - Agreed.
Now, if you would like to morph this into a discussion about EOs, I would gladly join in.
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LTC Self Employed
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This may have some merit. But his whole administration is entertaining to the 1/2 of 1% weirdos and putting America last. This broke back administration ruins everything it touches.
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LTC Trent Klug
LTC Trent Klug
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Biden is really just a puppet. Having to include civil rights and equity? Really? What a DEI tool he is.
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LTC Trent Klug
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Enough with the crappy equity line. God, dems are just so mechanical with the DEI crap. Equality over equity every day. It's what we were founded on.
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