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Counterfeit People Are Already In Your Inbox

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By Steven Rosenbaum
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by Steven Rosenbaum , Featured Contributor, 2 hours ago In just the past six months, my inbox has changed. Each morning I wake to a series of pleasant emails from Joe, Sally, or Fred, each of them "checking in" or "following up." They know my name, the work I do, something about the projects I'm involved in, and how the service they're offering could solve a problem.
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The KIDS Act Isn't Child Safety, But A Political Escape Hatch For Big Tech

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By Steven Rosenbaum
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by Steven Rosenbaum , Featured Contributor, 86 minutes ago It's summer. Families are busy, hopefully taking time off. Mark Zuckerberg is counting on that. Last week I was in D.C. at Issue One’s Section 230 Strategy Convening sessions. The two-day event opened with advocates forming a coalition to change Section 230, the law that has shielded social media platforms from liability for 20 years.
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What Is Art In The AI Era?

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By Steven Rosenbaum
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by Steven Rosenbaum , Featured Contributor, over 1 hour ago Many years ago, I went to the Whitney with my younger son. It was the Whitney Biennial, and it was an exhibit of the current state of modern art. I remember one piece, a beaten-up metal garbage can with rubbish pouring out of it.
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