An AI system can transcribe a student's spoken answer perfectly and still grade it unfairly. That finding from the University of Washington anchors a set of reports with a shared demand.

Councilors introduced an ordinance to set municipal guardrails for government use of AI — covering bias, privacy, transparency and human oversight — and asked staff to coordinate with an administration AI policy; the committee kept the item for further staff review.

This paper focuses on algorithmic bias of machine learning and artificial intelligence applications in healthcare information systems. Based on the quantitative data and qualitative comments from a survey and interviews with healthcare professionals, who have different job roles (e.g., clinical vs…

Generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) is reshaping how tourism information is produced, exchanged, and consumed, yet its application scenarios, ethical ...

A judge ruled that the tech company must adopt measures to immediately secure equal treatment of the two presidential candidates ahead of an Oct. 25 runoff.

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Studies and whistleblower claims have sparked new questions about whether social media platforms prioritize engagement over safety.

Gadeau showed examples of risk-assessment tools giving different 'risk' scores to people with unequal prior records, citing two cases discussed in his slides to illustrate potential harms in sentencing and pretrial decisions.

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The board passed a nonbinding resolution urging state and federal lawmakers to enact AI safeguards on transparency, safety testing and protections against algorithmic discrimination; Mayor Kelly recorded the lone vote against the measure.

AI is helping businesses predict what customers will pay and workers will accept, raising concerns about privacy, bargaining power, inequality and fairness.