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California leads in U.S. efforts to rein in AI - Vimarsana News

California leads in U.S. efforts to rein in AI

The state has a history of being ahead of D.C. in policing the tech industry. Senator Scott Wiener’s AI bill could be the next example.

Source: yahoo.com
California leads in U.S. efforts to rein in AI - Vimarsana News

California leads in U.S. efforts to rein in AI

The state has a history of being ahead of D.C. in policing the tech industry. Senator Scott Wiener’s AI bill could be the next example.

Source: yahoo.com
Could Nicolas Cage Be In A Star Trek Movie? The Actor Weighs In And Reveals His Dream Role - Vimarsana News

Could Nicolas Cage Be In A Star Trek Movie? The Actor Weighs In And Reveals His Dream Role

Nicolas Cage has openly expressed a desire to be in a Star Trek movie, but will it ever happen?

Conservatives Call Foul on Move to Extend Deep State Surveillance - Vimarsana News

Conservatives Call Foul on Move to Extend Deep State Surveillance

Conservatives sounded the alarm on a potential move by congressional leadership to extend a deep state surveillance law.

Over 60 Asian American, allied groups oppose Section 702 surveillance program - Vimarsana News

Over 60 Asian American, allied groups oppose Section 702 surveillance program

A coalition of 63 Asian American and allied organizations are urging lawmakers to resist the extension of Section 702, a surveillance program believed to disproportionately impact Asian Americans. Driving the news: With Section 702 set to expire at the end of the year, Senate leaders are reportedly considering attaching an extension of it to a “must pass” bill. The program at present is expected to continue until April under “transition procedures.”

Source: yahoo.com