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Ashley Mizuo

Honolulu, United States
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Government Reporter at @wearehpr past lives @crookedmedia , @StarAdvertiser ✨opinions are my own✨
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7 takeaways after the end of the legislative session

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By Ashley Mizuo, Mark Ladao Verified
| Bytemarks Café (Podcast)
State lawmakers passed over 250 bills this legislative session. That’s a lot to keep track of, so HPR has narrowed down a list of some key legislative measures. All measures passed by lawmakers will go to Gov. Josh Green for his signature. If he decides to veto a bill, lawmakers can override it with a two-thirds majority vote in both chambers. 1.
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How will Hawaiʻi spend The Green Fee? Some projects are 'head scratchers'

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By Ashley Mizuo
| Bytemarks Café (Podcast)
This is the first year lawmakers had to decide how to spend revenue from The Green Fee tax on tourists — designed to pay for climate projects. The funds were to go to projects in three areas: protecting natural resources, increasing climate resiliency, and sustainable tourism. Green Fee Advisory Council Chair Jeff Mikulina explained that the law only requires the governor's request to fall into those three specific buckets, which leaves the Legislature with significant leeway.
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Hawaiʻi expected to regulate AI being used by children

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By Ashley Mizuo
| Bytemarks Café (Podcast)
Hawaiʻi will likely put protections in place for children using artificial intelligence. Lawmakers will take a final vote Wednesday on a bill that would require AI operators to post visible disclaimers, making it clear that users are not speaking to a person. The disclaimer would be required both at the beginning of the session and every hour if the user is a minor.
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