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1. Artificial intelligence · IT law & regulation

   AI chatbots give flawed voter guides ahead of the midterms

   According to the Washington Post, top AI chatbots give flawed information to users who ask for voting guides. ChatGPT added a Senate seat that is not up for re-election to a guide for a Missouri resident.

   Full story at Futurism ↗
2. Artificial intelligence · IT law & regulation

   Meta leaves reported AI videos of coaches touching athletes up

   Facebook hosts many accounts sharing AI-generated videos of coaches inappropriately touching young female athletes. According to the report, Meta does not take them down even when users report them.

   Full story at Futurism ↗
3. Artificial intelligence · IT law & regulation

   Michigan prisons roll out an AI system to classify inmates

   The Michigan Department of Corrections is introducing an algorithm that sorts incarcerated people into housing levels by how dangerous they are. Previously, a staff committee appointed by the Warden did the screenings.

   Full story at Futurism ↗
4. Artificial intelligence · IT industry & companies · IT law & regulation

   OpenAI plans a lobbying push after the US midterms

   OpenAI is preparing a political lobbying and PR campaign for after the US midterms. The text gives no further details.

   Full story at The Decoder ↗

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