AI Bill of Rights movement

We’ve been talking about Florida’s proposed AI bill of rights. It’s out of committee unanimously. The 23 page bill bans companion chatbots from communicating its children, requires chatbot disclosures, bans foreign owned AI, stops the sale of data, & prohibits AI images without express permission. Florida Phoenix | ‘I think about Jurassic Park’: DeSantis-backed AI […]

State response to Federal AI executive order

Remember how a bipartisan group of Texas legislators came forward opposing the Federal Excutive Order concerning federal AI preemption? Well, there is also a letter from NCSL, the Council on State Governments, the National League of Cities, Conference of Mayors, and the National Association of State CIOs. This letter states “We urge the President to […]

Volunteer cyber civilian corps

States are starting to form volunteer cyber civilian corps to protect themselves from cyber attacks. In Virginia this looks like HB 83 that allows the state’s technology agency to designate Virginians that will serve. The cyber corp would provide rapid-response assistance under the direction of the state technology agency upon request from a client, or […]

AI siting limitations

Florida’s proposed AI Bill of Rights includes limitations on data centers/AI site selection. The proposal seeks to “Protect Natural Florida— Prevent the construction, siting, or operation of a data center by foreign principals or on land classified as agricultural and/or lands under a greenbelt exemption, and require setbacks and vegetative buffers. Requires FDOT to complete […]

2nd wave of AI adoption

Start-up Humans& sees AI’s flaws in its analysis, collaboration, and long term decision making as an opportunity. They call it the second wave of AI adoption.  “We are building a product and a model that is centered on communication and collaboration,” Eric Zelikman, co-founder and CEO of Humans& and former xAI researcher, told TechCrunch. TechCrunch | […]