RT @KouriCMarshall: I’ve worked with many awesome people and teams over the years. But, my colleagues at @ProgressChamber are simply superb and easy to work with. Talented and humble. Here is a few of us at #SOTN2023. https://t.co/sffGsOSyWi
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“I’ve worked with many awesome people and teams over the years. But, my colleagues at @ProgressChamber are simply superb and easy to work with. Talented and humble. Here is a few of us at #SOTN2023.”

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"The goal here is to have a massive amount of oversight, so you don't have to take our word for it," #TikTok's security head Will Farrell said at #SOTN2023. Which means much more than having a U.S. data center: "Every single line of code has to be inspected by Oracle and another third-party inspector certified b the U.S. government."

"When's the last time your ISP blocked you from a legal web site?" FCC commissioner Nathan Simington asks at #SOTN2023. "Your ISP isn't stopping you from connecting to any of those things."

That is a respectable argument against net-neutrality rules--that the danger of ISPs tampering with traffic is over. But if you make that, you have to admit that ISPs seriously talked for many years about doing just that.

Today at 19:30 UTC our Natalie Campbell will be joining a panel discussion at the State of the Net 2023 to talk about children's online safety. Join to learn how strong #encryption is critical to online safety and how some proposed bills actually reduce safety by weakening encryption: https://sched.co/1J9by

Live stream at https://www.stateofthenet.org/live/

#SOTN #SOTN2023

Sometimes, you gotta be there for the right reasons. Lawmakers aren't always there for the right reasons. There are some good-faith lawmakers that want to deal with the right issues. #SOTN2023
EARN It is more of an issue on an enforcement basis, rather than a section 230 issue. #SOTN2023
At at a #SOTN2023 panel featuring an exec from Amazon's upcoming Project Kuiper low-Earth-orbit satellite constellation, I asked how they planned to avoid having speeds bog down from demand in the way Starlink has. Public-policy director Darren Achord said he wasn't familiar with Starlink's issues (really?) but said that for Kuiper, it would be about "making sure that we're planning our deployment right and accounting for customer use cases as we scale." https://www.pcmag.com/news/starlink-speeds-continue-to-fall-in-the-us-canada-amid-network-congestion
Starlink Speeds Continue to Fall in the US, Canada Amid Network Congestion

According to Ookla, the median download speeds for Starlink are falling as SpaceX tries to wrestle with ongoing congestion issues facing its satellite internet system.

PCMag
Congress has options available to it to look at things that are problematic where section 230 isn't a defense. #SOTN2023
Justice Kagan in her discussion said S.230 was written in the pre-algorithm time, but that's simply not true. #SOTN2023
Following AI Governance Panel at #SOTN2023 🧵
sr advisor to congress (missed name) responding to this piece -- you don't want congress to move as fast as industry (agreed!)...saying theyre pivoting from support of R&D to consumer protection (log)
https://www.nytimes.com/2023/03/03/technology/artificial-intelligence-regulation-congress.html
As A.I. Booms, Lawmakers Struggle to Understand the Technology

Tech innovations are again racing ahead of Washington’s ability to regulate them, lawmakers and A.I. experts said.

The New York Times