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Support the federal NCII takedown law's criminal core, but add the counter-notice safeguard it currently lacks to protect legitimate speech.

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Election-deepfake law should target false statements about voting mechanics narrowly. Broad "deceptive content" bans keep losing in court.

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Federal high-risk code should get continuous AI-assisted review, active monitoring, and fast, verified autonomous patching for confirmed vulnerabilities.

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Gene-synthesis screening should be mandatory for every commercial provider, and AI cyber-offensive-capability evaluation should be a statutory duty inside AI-02's framework.

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Require consent and compensation for a real person's likeness or voice, and disclosure of synthetic commercial content, through state law and industry standards, since federal enforcement here reversed in 2025.

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Frontier models above a defined capability threshold need a codified, transparent federal safety-review process, replacing the ad hoc Cabinet-level negotiation used in the 2026 Fable 5/Mythos 5 case.

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Physical AI needs federal AV liability standards and a dedicated OSHA workplace-safety rule, replacing today's case-by-case exemptions, voluntary consensus standards, and jury-by-jury outcomes.

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Base-model developers should be liable by default; fine-tuners and deployers should be liable for substantial modifications or intentional misuse.

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A dangerous-capability threshold should trigger safety evaluation before an irrevocable open-weight release, since a closed model can still be patched afterward and an open one cannot.

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Chip and compute export policy should be a published, tiered, allied-coordinated framework, separate from AI-02's dedicated safety-review process.

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The military's human-judgment requirement over lethal force should be a binding statute. The 2026 Anthropic-Pentagon standoff showed how quickly an administration can rewrite a directive.

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Commercial training access to copyrighted work should be compensated through a collective- licensing marketplace that pays individual creators as well as large rights-holders.

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Target labor-market policy at AI's measured effect on entry-level workers in high-exposure occupations, where the strongest evidence currently points.

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