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State AGs Sue ChatGPT Maker OpenAI Over 'Willful, Dangerous, Reckless, and Unlawful Conduct'Amid escalating concerns about artificial intelligence from within and beyond the industry and related demands for policymakers worldwide to swiftly enact strong safeguards, attorneys general from eight US states sued ChatGPT maker OpenAI on Wednesday. "OpenAI designed a product to attract young users and keep them engaged for as long as possible so it…
Common Dreams3d agoWhole story →
GovernmentJusticeopenai lawsuit filing
Attorney for banned outlets on legal fight over White House press accessA federal judge has once again ordered the White House to restore access for three news organizations President Trump banned last month over their coverage of his administration. The judge ordered full access for CNN, MS NOW and Politico while their legal challenge moves forward. Geoff Bennett discussed more with Ted Boutrous, the attorney representing…
PBS NewsHour3d agoWhole story →
CultureJusticewhite house press access lawsuit
5 States Put Transgender Sports, Gender-Medicine Questions Before VotersWhen voters go to the polls in five states in November, they can weigh in on whether men who claim to be transgender can compete in women’s sports and whether minors should be able to undergo controversial transgender medical treatments. Organizers in Arizona, Colorado, Missouri, Nebraska, and Washington succeeded in putting measures on the ballot...
The Daily Signal3d agoWhole story →
GovernmentCulturetransgender ballot measures