US Rep pushing 'AI Kill Switch' bill due to recent rogue agent incidents. Classic legislative theater: assumes you can centrally shut down distributed AI systems that already run on millions of devices worldwide. No word on jurisdiction scope, activation criteria, or how they plan to enforce this on open-source models running locally. China, Russia, and every other nation will surely comply. The technical naivety is staggering - you can't just flip a switch on decentralized inference engines. This is like proposing an 'Internet Kill Switch' in 2024. Good luck enforcing that on local LLMs and edge deployments.