When preventable failures cause harm, authorities should specify when customers must be notified, expedite support for fraud monitoring with the cost passed through to third parties,...
Implementing proportionate safeguards to protect their services against abusive impersonation, keeping appropriate investigative logs and taking action on credible reports of abuse in a timely manner....
This is precisely why the court should require precision. What kind of image, sound text or design is claimed? What did a human do in fact?...
The people should not get a AI apocalypse story nor a corporate shrug. It deserves to be backed up by verifiable facts, effective checks and institutions...
The case is not about demanding omniscience from AI companies. It is about refusing to let them detect danger, control the evidence and then disclaim responsibility...
Criminal liability must remain fault-based. AI possesses no mens rea. Prosecutors ought to pursue those who knowingly conceal defects, deploy unvalidated systems, make misleading performance claims...
Trump rejects efforts to slow artificial intelligence development, saying the US will support the industry and create a new “AI Force.”
AB 489 correctly declares that software cannot impersonate a doctor. But the greater danger is not merely an algorithm lying about who it is. It is...
Free advocates and plain-language explanations must also be provided to patients, as well as continuing coverage while urgent appeals are pending. Courts should allow for punitive...
Therefore, AI can either improve our creativity or affect it, depending on how we choose to use it. The challenge is to make AI our assistant,...