Reddit post flags STOP AI bill criminalizing superintelligence work
A r/Singularity post describes a proposed "STOP AI" bill it says would criminalize superintelligence development and carry prison terms of up to 20 years for researchers. The post offers no linked text, sponsor, or bill number.
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