A producer says Texas repealed its list of forty-two items banned from sale on Sundays in 1985.
“It was repealed in 1985.”
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Jamie Vernon
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A reported count linked 425 selfie-related deaths across 49 countries, starting around 2011.
“So it's 425 deaths linked over forty nine countries. I would have to say since 2011 or so.”
A producer says Budd Dwyer gave a roughly thirty-minute speech before his suicide, and that he faced fifty-five years in prison.
“I mean, the part that's crazy is that he had this speech that no one knew he was gonna give. And it was like it had gone on for thirty minutes.”
Jamie says Anthropic reached a $1.5 billion settlement over its use of millions of books for AI training.
“they had 1.5 billion dollar settlement for being. Or for using, I think it was upwards of 7 million different books that were available.”
Jamie says the court in the Anthropic litigation ruled that scanning the purchased books for AI training counted as fair use.
“the litigation came down to the court, said that they were actually allowed to do it. It's fair use.”
Jamie found online reports, about a year old, claiming a third wave of 'Elsagate' disturbing children's videos was starting, made with AI.
“it's saying Elsagate 3.0 is starting up, and a bunch of AI videos are being used to make it.”
Jamie said the Cambridge Analytica scandal resulted in a $5 billion fine against Meta, the parent company of Facebook.
“Cambridge Analytica resulted in 5 billion dollar fine to Meta/Facebook.”
Jamie said Meta had just received a $25 billion penalty from a New Mexico state court.
“Uh, just this week, they got 25 billion dollar penalty from a New Mexico state court.”