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America First News
22 Jun 2023
#politics
Townhall: Government-Backed Censors Confuse 'Disinformation' With Mainstream Opinions
Government involvement in policing information and classifying political opponents as "dangerous" is a concerning trend, particularly in a politically polarized climate. Programs like the Department of Homeland Security's "anti-terrorism" initiative, which funds groups that demonize conservative organizations, and support for the Global Disinformation Index, which targets conservative and libertarian media as "high-risk," are worrisome. Such government involvement in determining what speech is acceptable sends a dangerous message and risks further polarization.
The erosion of free speech as the focus shifts towards fighting "disinformation" is a problem, particularly as speech that makes some people uncomfortable may be targeted. Government involvement in classifying certain speech as dangerous or encouraging advertisers to avoid certain platforms could lead to censorship and further polarization. A government that is seen as sitting in judgment of what constitutes acceptable information is not consistent with a free society.
#war
Forbes: Several Powerful Ukrainian Brigades Are Missing In Action
Ukraine's southern counteroffensive is making slow progress but there has been no sign of the 117th Mechanized Brigade. This could be part of Kyiv's strategy or indicate a lack of combat power. The brigade, known to have AS-90 howitzers and PT-91 tanks, is on social media but maintains secrecy.
#economy
Townhall: American Entrepreneurship: Unleashing the Unique Spirit of the United States
The United States has a thriving entrepreneurial spirit, from tech giants to small businesses. Businesses in the US have the freedom to make pivotal decisions without cumbersome regulations, enabling innovation and profitability. Programs available to entrepreneurs allow them to collaborate with experienced ones to secure resources and capital needed to launch their businesses. The U.S. market is open to all, providing a level playing field where everyone gets a fair shot at success.
In contrast, entrepreneurs in many parts of the world face bureaucratic red tape that stifles their ability to prosper. For instance, French businesses have significant barriers due to strict employee termination laws, while US businesses have almost absolute autonomy. Despite the grueling and unforgiving US market, success is accessible and failure is a common possibility, providing a framework that fosters creativity and cultivates the ambition needed to drive economic growth. Entrepreneurs, regardless of their background, can enter the marketplace with a sound idea and a solid plan.
#technology
Fox News: GOP Rep. Ken Buck warns Congress is 'behind' on AI, suggests commission to streamline development
Rep. Ken Buck, R-Colo., has introduced the National AI Commission Act which calls for a panel of 20 AI experts to advise the US government on the opportunities and risks associated with AI. Buck stated that Congress has been moving "too slow" on AI and is confident that the commission will aid in deliberations. Many lawmakers have urged action on AI, comparing it to the web and social media when warning colleagues to get ahead of its development to better manage the potential risks.
Forbes: Tech Billionaire Cage Fight? Zuckerberg Asks Musk To Send Location In Response To ‘Cage Match’ Jibe
Facebook/Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg responds to Elon Musk's challenge of a cage match, asking for the location in a continuation of their public feud amid reports of Meta building a decentralized Twitter competitor. Musk jokes about his lack of athleticism compared to Zuckerberg who trains in jiu-jitsu.
Flag And Cross: Social And Casual Games Dominate US Gaming Industry Revenue
Traditional games contribute only 26.7% of US gaming industry revenue, with social and casual games making up the majority share at 69%, according to a report from PricewaterhouseCoopers International Limited. The study also showed that casual games bring in an annual revenue of $37.1 billion. The report predicts continued growth, with social and casual gaming set to represent 74% of the market by 2027.