If the laws are to be changed, it needs to be done by legislation, by lawmakers who represent the people.

ESG should really stand for, 'empowering shareholder growth.'

Mr. Speaker, I thank my esteemed colleague from Florida for her leadership and this opportunity to speak. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to join my colleagues in condemning the Supreme Court's decision to roll back decades of judicial…

This bill will strengthen Congress' ability to stop Federal regulators from loading up the private sector, the state, and local governments with costly new unfunded mandates.

It is time to get politics out of corporate boardrooms and discourage financial regulation from being weaponized to drive far-left environmental and social policy.

We need to stop adding to the regulatory burden that threatens to choke off innovation and economic growth in this country.

By the way, that looked much more like Pacific Coast Highway than South Beach.

I urge my colleagues to support this critical bipartisan reform bill.

I think this Committee has demonstrated that we are very thoughtful, and we are very diligent.

Does anyone here disagree that a work that is derived even from, let's say, licensed content, that the consumer should know that this was created by a machine versus an original creative work by human beings?

I think that anyone that is watching this needs to understand that this isn't unique to Stability AI.

I have told everyone on this issue, whichever end of the spectrum you are, if you are at the table and the work groups, we are going to find a reasonable solution and compromises.

Strong, reliable, predictable IP rights are paramount to incentivizing U.S. innovation and creativity.

I believe that we need legislative certainty.

I don't see a day 100 hundred years from now where those rooms are going to be named after great LLMs.

Thank you, Mr. Chair. I was actually inspired by one of the opening statements, so I went out and generated a cat driving a 1960 Corvette with a surfboard in it.

Advances in generative AI have raised new questions regarding how copyright principles such as authorship, infringement, and fair use will apply to content created or used by AI.

I hate to say this, Director--I hear you, but it doesn't justify trampling the established First Amendment rights of Americans.