Kyle Morse

📺 WATCH: Morning Joe agrees: Donald Trump is giving tax cuts to Big Tech monopolists and skyrocketing health care costs for every day people.

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Big Tech on the campaign trail, Google ad-tech remedy trial This week in The Dispatch we cover how Big Tech is showing up on the campaign trail, the latest in the Google ad-tech remedy trial, and Mark Zuckerberg's smart glasses that couldn't answer a simple qu...

📬 This week in The Dispatch we cover Big Tech on the campaign trail, updates in the Google ad-tech remedy trial, and Mark Zuckerberg's AI smart glasses that couldn't answer a simple question.

@raskin.house.gov came out BIG in support of federalism and supporting the states' role as "laboratories of democracies." An AI moratorium trades away our protections for absolutely nothing in return.

Thank you, RM Raskin for standing up for civil rights, labor rights, and online safety.

@hankjohnson.house.gov makes it crystal clear, an AI moratorium that the House GOP is pushing is a "race to the bottom."

New Analysis: List of State AI and Tech Protections Impacted by Cruz Moratorium - Public Citizen WASHINGTON, D.C. — Today, Public Citizen is releasing a preliminary analysis of state consumer, worker, and public safety protections that would be voided under…

The House GOP Judiciary Committee witness is dead wrong about "one state" setting AI standards. A blanket AI moratorium is a blank check for Big Tech that undermines laws in ALL 50 STATES. Learn more about which laws would be impacted. Read @publiccitizen.bsky.socialanalysis here.

A Teen Was Suicidal. ChatGPT Was the Friend He Confided In.

More and more stories and lawsuits are continuing to come out on chatbots. This is a really important product liability space to watch. www.nytimes.com/2025/08/26/t...

An AI moratorium is a disaster for many reasons. It is also a disaster for kids. It's okay to acknowledge that we're in uncharted territory with chatbots. We don't yet know how much of a disaster they will be. Early returns: PRETTY BAD.

ChatGPT logs below coaching a minor on how to commit suicide.

Do you think Jim Jordan is a bunch of hot air when it comes to Big Tech?

This is what the AI moratorium is all about – exempting Big Tech AI companies from all state laws in exchange FOR NOTHING.

Why would we trade away labor rights, civil rights, kids safety, and environmental protections to give Big Tech a get-out-of-jail-free card?

Death, taxes, and Jim Jordan standing up for sexual predators.

Becoming increasingly clear we’re gonna have to build a parallel infrastructure for all the media we really love. The reason all of this is happening under the color of law is hyperconsolidation, dissent being traded straight up for merger approval, or fear of harassment.

At the @econliberties.bsky.social Anti-Monopoly Summit, @chrismurphyct.bsky.social called out Big Tech's predatory product designs for damaging our social fabric. "These technology companies are building capacities, perfecting capacities that are designed to keep people addicted to the internet.”

Sir, a second whistleblower story has hit

The speed with which “Abundance” has gone from *new idea* to *empty signifier* has got to be some kind of record.

The ideological inconsistencies in the Google remedy are mind-boggling and flat out don't make sense. The Department of Justice should appeal.

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they’re so close

This needs to be discussed more. Even if AI bots are not formally designed to have personalities they kind of do. It would be incredibly easy for these programmatic traits to confuse some people and lull them into thinking what they're engaging with has some level of sentience.

A teenager died by suicide after confiding in ChatGPT. That should be a wake-up call. Families across the country share a fundamental anger that Big Tech companies willingly risk the lives of our kids.

Read the full op-ed here:

“Meta, Apple, Google, OpenAI, and their ilk will never regulate themselves, so we urgently need to do it before more children die and more families are destroyed. In Adam Raine’s memory, we have an opportunity to prevent future tragedies — if lawmakers will listen.”

A teen is dead because ChatGPT encouraged him to conceal his pain and coached him on how to take his life – a feature, not a bug.

@sachalouise.bsky.social for @msnbc.com says, chatbots “are designed to produce engagement and keep kids hooked — even when they need off-ramps for real-world help."

A teenager died by suicide after confiding in ChatGPT. That should be a wake-up call. Families across the country share a fundamental anger that Big Tech companies willingly risk the lives of our kids.

The same wk the parents of a teen who took his own life w the help of ChatGPT sued OpenAI, Meta & Big Tech AI announced they'd be playing in political elections.

I wrote in @MSNBC how Big Tech willingly risks the lives of our kids & how lawmakers must reject their $$$. www.msnbc.com/opinion/msnb...

👀 Google Public Policy: From “Don’t Be Evil” to “WWG1WGA”

Meta bankrolls parent and child-safety organizations that are supposed to advocate for kids — but instead promote Meta’s own initiatives.

When the PTA or a “safety group” backs Meta’s features, it creates the illusion of broad, expert endorsement. Parents see credibility — not corporate PR.

🚨 NEW REPORT: A new investigation by @ttp-updates.bsky.social exposes how Meta funds parent and child safety groups — like the National PTA — to launder its talking points.

Parents are worried about Instagram & kids’ mental health. Instead of fixing the problem, Meta built another spin machine 🧵

Chatbots Put Hill on High Alert, Competition EO Repealed This week in The Dispatch we're covering Meta's shocking chatbot guidelines, the White House rollback of the competition executive order, and Google's stake in the AI browser wars.

📬 INBOX ALERT: This week in The Dispatch we cover Meta's shocking chatbot guidelines, the White House rollback of the competition executive order, and the AI browser wars.

As someone who works daily with parents, students, educators, doctors, and lawmakers advocating for “bell to bell” phone bans, this is unequivocally not true. Like at all. Conspiratorial thinking like the below is doing the work of the tech industry

Apple: We totally care about your privacy. We’re the privacy guys.

Also Apple: We will partner with the king of surveillance capitalism.

Sing it from the mountain top