Big Tech’s desperate last push at AI regulation — battery-less luggage scale
AI Rules, Real Trips: Why a Battery-Less Luggage Scale Wins The morning air in D.C. was sharp enough to sting your lungs. A motorcade wailed down Constitution Avenue, scattering pigeons and late cyclists. Inside Union Station, the ceiling’s gilded coffers caught the first light, and travelers drag-wheeled their bags across the terrazzo in a soft, steady hush. Two staffers in gray suits nursed coffee at the bakery counter, trading acronyms like cards: KOSA, FTC, preemption. One of them tapped a phone bright with unread messages and said, “It all has to land before recess—one rule for everyone, or we’re stuck with fifty flavors.”