DENVER (AP) — Artificial intelligence (AI) has become an integral part of everyday life, impacting various aspects such as job recruitment, rental applications, and even healthcare decisions. Despite its widespread use, concerns have been raised about AI systems exhibiting biases that favor certain demographics, with limited government oversight in place.
Recognizing the need for regulation, lawmakers in seven states are spearheading efforts to address bias in AI, as Congress has yet to take significant action. These legislative proposals mark the initial steps in a prolonged discourse on balancing the advantages of AI with its inherent risks.
