State Sen. James Maroney, a leading voice for AI regulation, is optimistic about passing a new bill aimed at protecting residents from potentially harmful and discriminatory uses of algorithms.
Last year’s proposed legislation faced challenges, but Maroney believes 2025 offers a fresh opportunity to regulate AI responsibly while fostering its industry growth. 🌟
🔍 Key highlights of the proposed bill:
- Aligning with Colorado’s comprehensive AI regulation to ensure consistency across states.
- Introducing transparency requirements, such as disclosing training data and risk management policies.
- Supporting workforce development through initiatives like a Connecticut online AI academy.
- Promoting collaboration among government, academia, and industry.
Maroney emphasizes that AI systems, when used in areas like hiring or housing, can unintentionally reinforce biases present in their training data. His proposed legislation aims to address these risks while encouraging the ethical use of AI across industries.
“It’s important that government, industry, and academia work together to ensure AI benefits everyone,” Maroney said.
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