Tag: Artificial Intelligence
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Maryland Legislature Passes AI Working Group Bill After Incorporating Civil Society Feedback
April 11, 2025
After extensive civil society pushback, the working group now includes representatives from nonprofits focused on privacy, consumer protection, civil rights and liberties, and labor.
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EPIC joins coalition letter opposing Connecticut S.B. 1249 on AI
April 8, 2025
The coalition letter urges the General Assembly to instead turn its attention to strengthening and passing legislation like S.B. 2.
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Virginia Governor Vetoes Weak AI Legislation
March 25, 2025
While regulating the use of automated decision systems in these life-altering decisions is an urgent need, this Virginia bill had serious shortcomings that would have rendered it almost meaningless in practice.
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EPIC, Coalition Oppose Maryland AI Working Group Bill With No Public Interest Representatives
March 21, 2025
EPIC expressed concerns that an unbalanced working group such as this one will result in insurmountable bias against meaningful AI regulation.
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EPIC Testifies in Support of Maryland AI Bill
March 5, 2025
This bill would place important transparency requirements on developers and deployers of high-risk AI systems that are used in consequential decision contexts, such as employment, housing, and health care.
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EPIC Testifies in Support of Maryland Bill on High-Risk AI
February 27, 2025
Bill sponsor Senator Katie Fry Hester presented several important amendments during the hearing that would significantly strengthen the bill and ensure that it would fulfill its intent of addressing algorithmic discrimination.
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EPIC Testifies in Support of Connecticut Bill on Algorithmic Discrimination
February 27, 2025
EPIC supports Connecticut S.B. 2, which seeks to regulate the development and use of high-risk AI systems.
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Scraping for Me, Not for Thee: Large Language Models, Web Data, and Privacy-Problematic Paradigms
February 27, 2025
More than just hypocrisy (though that as well), the supposed reaction to DeepSeek’s model speaks to a troubling AI company argument—one that positions mass web scraping and large-scale data ingestion, sans consent, as a necessity, and an act in which only the companies themselves are entitled to partake.
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EPIC Testifies in Support of Strong New Mexico AI Bill
February 25, 2025
The bill would regulate the development and use of high-risk AI systems in consequential decisions, such as decisions about employment, education, housing, health care, financial services, and insurance.
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Virginia Legislature Passes Weak AI Bill Full of Loopholes
February 21, 2025
EPIC testified in opposition to H.B. 2094 and urged lawmakers to address several key issues in the bill before passing it, including its numerous loopholes and failure to recognize algorithmic discrimination as equally harmful as discrimination by other means.
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