US EditionTech industry tried reducing AI's pervasive bias. Now Trump wants to end its 'woke AI' efforts
- The House Judiciary Committee has issued subpoenas to 15 tech companies, including Amazon and Google, to investigate their DEI efforts in AI development and biased outputs.
- Tech companies are facing scrutiny over their AI fairness efforts, prompted by subpoenas from the House Judiciary Committee sent to major firms like Amazon and Google.
- The U.S. Commerce Department has removed references to AI fairness and is now focusing on reducing ideological bias instead.
- Harvard Sociologist Ellis Monk expressed concern that the changing political climate may jeopardize funding for equitable AI initiatives.
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Colorado lawmakers, being watched across the country, unveil revisions to artificial intelligence law
Pushback from Gov. Polis led to the proposed changes to delay the law for one year and exempt businesses with fewer than 500 employees in the first 15 months. All companies using AI must abide by state anti-discrimination laws.
Trump vs. 'Woke AI': Silicon Valley faces new battle
After scaling back diversity and inclusion programs in workplaces, US technology companies now face a new challenge – this time over the future of artificial intelligence. The Associated Press reported Monday that the Trump administration is redefining priorities, centering its focus on combating what it terms "Woke AI." The House Judiciary Committee, chaired by Republican Senator Jim Jordan, issued subpoenas last month to 15 technology companie…
‘Stop discriminating against students’: Obliterating wokeness one Ivy League showdown at a time
Former President Joe Biden made some seriously woke DEI policy changes that have left President Trump with quite the rainbow mess to clean up. And he must make his own lasting policy changes that will change American culture for the better. “Nobody wants to discriminate on the basis of race,” Trump policy strategist May Mailman tells Matthew Peterson of “Blaze News Tonight,” adding, “How can you change the Overton window and change the culture …
After a Campaign Against DEI, Trump Administration and Allies Turn Their Attention to ‘Woke’ Artificial Intelligence
AI images generated by Google were telling Americans ‘that George Washington was Black, or that America’s doughboys in World War I were, in fact, women,’ Vice President Vance says.
After withdrawing from their programs of diversity, equity and inclusion in the workplace, technology companies could now face a second readjustment on their efforts to include artificial intelligence products.
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