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Advocating for Open Models in AI Oversight: Stability AI's Letter to U.S. Senate
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Ignore Microsoft’s whines about the Activision takeover. The CMA did its job
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Big Tech lobbyist language made it verbatim into NY’s hedged repair bill
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New Hampshire on the cusp of enshrining software freedom into law
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NY Governor stalls right-to-repair bill; has until Dec 28 to avoid “pocket veto”
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FTC restores rigorous enforcement of law banning unfair methods of competition
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New York could become first state with a ‘Right to Repair’ law
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Boom! Antitrust Bill Passed
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Florida to Supreme Court: Let us regulate social networks as common carriers
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On my resignation as regulator of the Dutch intelligence and security services
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Calling for Antitrust Reform
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Digital fair repair act passed in New York
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‘Right to repair’ equipment removed from North Carolina Senate farm bill
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Former officials say big tech monopoly power is vital to national security
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Today is Antitrust Day. Tell Congress to put people back in control of tech
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Debian decides to allow secret votes
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App store bill sails out of Senate Judiciary Committee
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Proposed bill in New Hampshire would enshrine free software into law
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Ontario bans non-competes and creates right to disconnect from work
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Right-to-disconnect legislation being introduced by Ontario Government
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EFF co-founder John Gilmore removed from org's Board
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S.Korea parliament committee votes to curb Google, Apple commission dominance
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U.S. lawmakers introduce bill to rein in Apple, Google app stores
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Why Did Congress Just Vote to Break Up Big Tech?
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The Queen has more power over British law than we thought
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Australia’s status as an open democracy downgraded by The CIVICUS Monitor
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Tech and Liberty
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The Internet and the Third Estate
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Strengthening Congressional Independence from Corporate Lobbyists
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Microsoft President: Democracy Is At Stake. Regulate Big Tech
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Newspapers don’t need a special law to help compete with Google and Facebook
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Apple tells lawmakers people will hurt themselves if they try to fix iPhones
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Why Technology Favors Tyranny
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Why Technology Favors Tyranny
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A Washington state bill that would make it easier to fix your electronics
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Security First [videos]
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Apple Says Right to Repair iPhones Will Turn Nebraska Into a ‘Mecca’ for Hackers
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EFF's 100-Day Plan
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House Republicans Vote to Strip Independence from Ethics Office
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Why the NRA hates smart guns
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Launching the Electronic Frontier Alliance
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So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish
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How to Fight Corruption with Game Theory
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UK judge says ‘freedom of information’ means choice of digital file format
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How to use a super PAC to kill super PACs
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Dear Web Developers: EFF Needs Your Help
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How Corruption Is Strangling U.S. Innovation (2012)
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This Open Source Coder Wants to be a Congressman
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You can't beat politics with new technology all the time
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The Slow and Painful Death of Freedom in Canada
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Petition to make unlocking phones legal again passes 100,000 signatures
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The Australian Computer Society should be disbanded
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EFF, Reddit, Mozilla, others launch Internet Defense League and Cat Signal
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Jailbreaking Is Not A Crime
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Obama "IP czar" wants felony charges for illegal Web streaming
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NY hotels trying to outlaw short-term home sublets (i.e. AirBnB)
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Voters Overwhelmingly Pass Car Right to Repair Law in Maine
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Canada Inches Closer to 'Right to Repair' Reform
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Cory Doctorow: Freeing Ourselves from the Clutches of Big Tech
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Many AI safety orgs have tried to criminalize currently-existing open-source AI
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Apple is lobbying against right to repair 6 months after supporting it
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Banning open weight models would be a disaster
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Ottawa wants the power to create secret backdoors in networks for surveillance
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Japan enacts law to promote competition in smartphone app stores
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What policy makers need to know about AI
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Not all 'open source' AI models are open: here's a ranking
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Constitutional Right to Be a Pirate
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