Gotta disagree, given California's track record in crafting SB 1047 (failed to pass; infamous for the 10^26 FLOPS training limit, hilarious b/c many if not most models are trained with integers not floats): states have proven to be incompetent in this area. The freedom to compute is more important than all else.

While California may have stumbled with SB 1047, it's essential to learn from mistakes and push for advancements in computing freedom. Striking a balance between regulation and innovation is crucial in this rapidly evolving field.