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David Inserra

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Fellow for Free Expression and Technology at Cato. Views expressed are my own.
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NO FAKES, Real Censorship: How Congress Could Muzzle AI Speech

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By David Inserra
| Cato Institute Verified
Generated with ElevenLabs AI technology. (Getty Images) The Senate Judiciary Committee recently advanced the 2026 version of the NO FAKES Act. Although the bill is aimed at deepfakes, it sweeps in a great deal of lawful speech. The latest versions make only minor changes to earlier drafts, and it remains a drastic and dangerous assault on online expression.
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To Save the Children The UK Embraces Big Brother

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By David Inserra
| Capitalism Magazine
By David Inserra The United Kingdom announced its intention to pass a social media ban for users under 16. Many details are not yet finalized, but the country plans to ban most major social media platforms, implement restrictions on chatbots and chat and livestreaming features, and impose an internet curfew on users under 18.
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The UK Embraces Big Brother to Save the Children

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By David Inserra
| Cato Institute Verified
Generated with ElevenLabs AI technology. (Getty Images) The United Kingdom announced its intention to pass a social media ban for users under 16. Many details are not yet finalized, but the country plans to ban most major social media platforms, implement restrictions on chatbots and chat and livestreaming features, and impose an internet curfew on users under 18.
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