The Supreme Court's ruling in Loper Bright overturns the Chevron doctrine, making regulation more difficult at a time when technology like AI faces complex issues.
In challenging laws limiting social media's ability to manage content, the Supreme Court's actions indicate an openness to exploring the regulatory landscape of tech.
The progressive shift in the court's approach towards executive authority poses a significant hurdle for regulating new technologies, particularly when Congress remains inactive.
The contrasting treatment of AI and social media suggests a cautious approach from the justices on technology regulation, as they weigh the balance of oversight.
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