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If you cant post about content deemed """harmful""", if platforms cant risk hosting anything but the absolute safest content possible, then counter narratives cant spread
Call your reps. Oppose KOSA/SCREEN Act and more, demand section 230 be protected
www.badinternetbills.com
Call your reps. Oppose KOSA/SCREEN Act and more, demand section 230 be protected
www.badinternetbills.com
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January 17, 2026 at 10:36 PM
If you cant post about content deemed """harmful""", if platforms cant risk hosting anything but the absolute safest content possible, then counter narratives cant spread
Call your reps. Oppose KOSA/SCREEN Act and more, demand section 230 be protected
www.badinternetbills.com
Call your reps. Oppose KOSA/SCREEN Act and more, demand section 230 be protected
www.badinternetbills.com
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Molly White explains it well, this is doesn’t give the AI companies anything they didn’t already have for free, but it *does* mean that they have restrictions on how they can collect and use that data.
News sites want to spin it as Wikipedia embracing AI, but it’s not
Molly White explains it well, this is doesn’t give the AI companies anything they didn’t already have for free, but it *does* mean that they have restrictions on how they can collect and use that data.
News sites want to spin it as Wikipedia embracing AI, but it’s not
Sure. AI companies have ALWAYS been training their models on Wikipedia content, which under the free and open access model is available to anyone — including AI companies. Agreements like these require AI companies to limit and offset the strain they place on Wikimedia infrastructure.
Hoping that @molly.wiki can help explain.
January 15, 2026 at 7:52 PM
bsky.app/profile/moll...
Molly White explains it well, this is doesn’t give the AI companies anything they didn’t already have for free, but it *does* mean that they have restrictions on how they can collect and use that data.
News sites want to spin it as Wikipedia embracing AI, but it’s not
Molly White explains it well, this is doesn’t give the AI companies anything they didn’t already have for free, but it *does* mean that they have restrictions on how they can collect and use that data.
News sites want to spin it as Wikipedia embracing AI, but it’s not