Musk and Altman Face Proceedings In California
A Republican-backed ballot measure in California seeks to amend the state constitution to require identification for both in-person and mail-in voting. The ACLU of Southern California argues the measure would place an undue burden on eligible voters. Currently, identification is only required during the voter registration process. ACLU attorney Julia Gomez stated the requirement would add difficulty for voters, such as busy parents who might forget identification. The case centers on a 2015 proposal by Altman to Elon Musk to establish a non-profit research entity for artificial intelligence development. The outcome of this litigation is expected to impact the future of Silicon Valley.
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KQED FM
“If passed, the Republican-backed measure would amend the state constitution to require ID for both in-person and mail-in voting. Currently, IDs only required when a voter registers.”
KQED FM
“Julia Gomez is an attorney with the ACLU of Southern California. She says this measure would add a burden to every voter in the state.”
Rai GR Parlamento
“Al via in California il processo che vede contrapposti mask e Altman su OpenAI, un processo che può cambiare i destini della Silicon Valley.”
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