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    JAWBONE Act reportedly clears Senate Commerce Committee with bipartisan support

    A supporter welcomed the vote, arguing that the bill would expose government pressure on social media and AI companies and give censored Americans a path to remedies.

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    The JAWBONE Act advanced from the Senate Commerce Committee with bipartisan support, according to a supporter’s September 16 post. Sharing a statement from the bill’s introduction, the supporter argued that the First Amendment bars government coercion of social media and AI companies to suppress what users say or hear. The statement said the bill would expose that pressure and give censored Americans a path to remedies.

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    @neil_chilsonGlad to see the JAWBONE Act voted out of the Senate Commerce Committee with bipartisan support. This is what we said when the bill was introduced: "Social media platforms and artificial intelligence tools empower Americans to speak their minds and hear novel perspectives. This open discourse is protected by the First Amendment: government cannot coerce these companies to suppress what users say or hear. The JAWBONE Act exposes government pressure on these companies and gives censored Americans a path to remedies. It would fortify the marketplace of ideas against government manipulation."

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    @neil_chilsonGlad to see the JAWBONE Act voted out of the Senate Commerce Committee with bipartisan support. This is what we said when the bill was introduced: "Social media platforms and artificial intelligence tools empower Americans to speak their minds and hear novel perspectives. This open discourse is protected by the First Amendment: government cannot coerce these companies to suppress what users say or hear. The JAWBONE Act exposes government pressure on these companies and gives censored Americans a path to remedies. It would fortify the marketplace of ideas against government manipulation."