You are interning for Senator who has made a name for himself as the "tech senator." He's feeling over his head because he actually doesn't even know how to get his own email. His secretary prints it out for him and he dictates responses. He has a few legislative proposals and would like you to explain the policy in favor of the positions he's already decided to take. This requires analyzing the law as well, but he wants great policy arguments to back up his proposals.

Utilize the above facts and research the law to:

1. Senator wants to propose making sure that the CFAA doesn't prohibit sharing passwords to services among members of an immediate family. (Confidentially, he's been sharing his password to Netflix with his grandkids and doesn't want them going to jail). He feels that Netflix and other providers have sufficient contract remedies and opposes overcriminalization.
2. Senator wants to require that AI used to filter or block content be subject to human review on appeal from the person whose content was blocked or filtered. He further wants GDPR style transparency as to the AI's decisions.
3. Senator is concerned that predictive ediscovery is costing jobs in his home state. He wants an argument to outlaw the use of predictive ediscovery. Be sure to utilize the facts, law, and policy arguments to justify your conclusions.

Be sure to anticipate counterarguments to your policy arguments. You may not make up facts. If you are missing any facts that are important to completing your analysis, please identify those and what impact they would likely have. Identify any assumptions you are making from the facts given. Given this is a policy argument, you may need to do non-legal research as well as legal research.