Connecticut Senate Passes AI Bias Bill Despite Tech Lobbying
Connecticut is closer to becoming the first state to make private companies consider the risks of the artificial intelligence products they sell to customers.
Connecticut is closer to becoming the first state to make private companies consider the risks of the artificial intelligence products they sell to customers.
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Lawyers are seeking $217 million in fees for their work crafting a settlement this month in a class action lawsuit alleging Alphabet Inc.'s Google improperly retained users’ web data while they used a private browsing setting.
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