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The Johnson Amendment has long been a topic of debate, with some religious broadcasters and other church-affiliated groups arguing that it infringes on their free speech rights.

Most of those claiming their written content has been infringed assert chiefly that the databases known to have been fed to some AI models are known to include their books or other writing.

The IPO said it engaged with major e-commerce stores to remove goods which infringed rights or were counterfit.

I recall being taught that those laws were a big mistake perpetrated by an infant republic, unduly empowering the president to infringe on civil liberties.

But if she stays and the proposal is approved, the development would loom nearby, infringing on their privacy and tanking their home value.