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New York becomes the first state to outlaw algorithmic pricing by landlords, aiming to protect renters from AI-enabled price collusion. The law targets software that sets rental rates and terms, considering its use as a form of market collusion.
The Honolulu Police Department is exploring the use of AI to assist in writing police reports, aiming to increase efficiency. However, this move has sparked a debate about the technology's reliability and potential impact on the criminal justice system.
Uber launches a pilot program allowing US drivers to earn additional income by performing AI training tasks. This initiative positions Uber as a competitor in the AI data labeling market and raises questions about the future of gig work.
Major General William Taylor reveals use of ChatGPT for command decisions, highlighting the US military's growing adoption of AI technologies. The move raises both excitement and concerns about AI's role in military operations.
Spotify announces collaboration with major record labels to create responsible AI tools for music, emphasizing artist rights and fair compensation. The move aims to lead AI innovation in the music industry while respecting copyright and artist choices.
Pinterest responds to user backlash by implementing new settings to reduce AI-generated content in specific categories. The move aims to balance human creativity with AI innovation on the platform.
Actor Ryan Reynolds responds to the AI-generated actress controversy by featuring a real-life Tilly Norwood in a Mint Mobile advertisement, highlighting the debate surrounding AI in entertainment and advertising.
Researchers at Mount Sinai develop InfEHR, an AI system that analyzes electronic health records to uncover hidden diagnostic patterns. The system shows promising results in detecting rare conditions and improving patient care.
The largest US federation of unions, AFL-CIO, unveils a comprehensive plan to address the impact of AI on workers. The initiative calls for stronger collective bargaining, regulatory measures, and worker involvement in AI development.
Anthropic, a leading AI company, faces accusations of fear-mongering and regulatory capture from Trump administration officials. CEO Dario Amodei responds, defending the company's stance on AI safety and regulation.
California joins Utah in mandating transparency for AI-assisted police reports. The move highlights the increasing use of AI in law enforcement and raises questions about its impact on the criminal justice system.
A New York attorney faces sanctions after submitting AI-generated fake citations in court documents, then compounding the error by using AI again to defend his initial AI usage. The case highlights growing concerns about AI misuse in the legal profession.
Scouting America has added two new merit badges in artificial intelligence and cybersecurity, reflecting the organization's adaptation to modern technology. These badges aim to equip scouts with essential knowledge and skills for the digital age.
Rutgers researchers use AI to analyze Twitter data as a novel method for measuring poverty and understanding local development needs in areas where traditional data collection is challenging. This innovative approach could transform international aid and development work.
OpenAI forms an advisory council of eight experts to address mental health and safety concerns related to AI interactions, particularly focusing on youth protection. This move comes in response to recent controversies and lawsuits involving AI chatbots and teen suicides.
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