Tech execs fear future with AI: ‘I don’t know where optimism would spring from’

Next week, President Biden is set to reveal a comprehensive executive order focused on artificial intelligence. However, influential technology figures cautioned on Thursday that this should only be considered as a initial step and much more must be done to safeguard society from the effects of AI on employment, surveillance, and democracy. Meredith Whittaker, president

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A judge at the federal level has declared that the district boundaries in Georgia were in violation of the Voting Rights Act and must be redrawn.

A judge declared on Thursday that certain congressional, state Senate, and state House districts in Georgia were created with racial discrimination and instructed state legislators to add another congressional district with a majority of Black residents. According to a 516-page ruling by U.S. District Judge Steve Jones, the state of Georgia is required to create

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What are the laws regarding firearms in Maine?

There were incidents of mass shootings that occurred at a bowling alley and restaurant located in Lewiston, Maine. On Wednesday, authorities are still searching for the suspected shooter. The recent shooting has prompted President Biden to urge Congress to approve laws prohibiting semi-automatic firearms and large-capacity magazines, as well as implement universal background checks. However,

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FDA warns about risks of giving probiotics to preterm babies after infant’s death

U.S. Food and Drug Administration is warning about using probiotic products for preterm infants due to potentially fatal health risks. The news comes weeks after the agency announced it was investigating the death of a preterm baby that was given a probiotic in the hospital, which ultimately caused the child’s death. “Probiotic products contain live organisms such

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The judge presiding over the fraud trial of Trump in New York has approved a $10,000 penalty for breaking the restriction on speaking to the media.

Judge Arthur Engoron, who is overseeing the ongoing civil fraud trial of former President Donald Trump and other defendants in New York, upheld a $10,000 fine he imposed On Wednesday, there were discussions about remarks made by Trump outside of the courtroom. Engoron made the announcement on Thursday, approximately one hour after Trump’s lawyers requested

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