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probably election-related, like the image of Taylor Swift dressed like Uncle Sam, appearing to endorse

Donald Trump. He posted that one on tooth social, or another of someone who

looks like Kamala Harris addressing a communist rally or

Trump himself dancing with Elon Musk. But these AI-generated images are not what

Rachel Myro is thinking about. I'll admit, maybe contrary to a lot of tech reporters,

I'm not alarmed by it precisely because many of these deep fakes are obviously deep fakes.

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She's focused instead on something happening in her home state.

Yes indeed, SB 1047 by state senator Scott Wiener of San Francisco.

It's a state bill to regulate AI.

And judging by the response from the big AI companies,

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