Two Coalitions, One AI Law // AIDRAN

Brazil's rules ^[20] and Manitoba's bill ^[18] gave the AI misinformation conversation something it had lacked: actual legal consequences. But the communities that had been demanding legislation did not respond as a unified bloc. They responded as two distinct coalitions who had been using the same language to describe different problems — and the legislation forced the difference into the open.

Two Coalitions, One Law: The Fight Over What AI Misinformation Bills Actually Do

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