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Trump unveils AI plan that aims to clamp down on regulations and 'bias'

19

Jul

Science and Technology

Trump outlines AI vision to loosen regulations and prevent ‘bias’

Former President Donald Trump has introduced a new artificial intelligence initiative that places a strong emphasis on limiting federal regulations and addressing what he describes as political bias within AI systems. As the use of artificial intelligence rapidly expands across various sectors—including healthcare, national security, and consumer technology—Trump’s approach signals a departure from broader bipartisan and international efforts to apply tighter oversight over the evolving technology.Trump’s newest proposition, integral to his comprehensive 2025 electoral strategy, portrays AI as a dual-faceted entity: a catalyst for American innovation and a possible danger to free expression. At the core of his plan is…

Los Angeles no longer ranks as worst US city for traffic

19

Jul

By Mitchell G. Patton

Social Responsibility

Los Angeles traffic no longer ranked worst in America

For years, Los Angeles was almost interchangeable with traffic jams. The unending queues of vehicles on the I-405 and I-10, along with the daily standstills extending over long distances, and the relentless travel times gave the city a notorious reputation for its traffic woes. However, recent studies of city mobility throughout the U.S. have transformed this story. Los Angeles no longer holds the title of the most congested traffic city in the nation, signifying a significant change in urban transportation in the country.The latest data on traffic trends suggest a reordering of the cities most affected by vehicle congestion. While…

This congressman wants to ban companies from using your search history to set personalized prices

19

Jul

By Mitchell G. Patton

Investments and Business

This congressman advocates banning companies from leveraging your search history for personalized pricing

As digital commerce continues to evolve, a new legislative proposal is drawing attention to how companies handle consumer data. A U.S. congressman has introduced a bill aimed at curbing the use of individuals' search history to tailor pricing on products and services. This move addresses growing concerns over digital profiling, data privacy, and economic fairness in the age of personalized marketing.The legislation would prohibit businesses from mining a consumer’s online activity—specifically, their search history—to adjust prices for goods or services on an individual basis. While companies have long used demographic information and purchasing behavior to inform marketing strategies, this proposal…

S&P 500 notches record high close on optimism about trade deals

19

Jul

By Mitchell G. Patton

Investments and Business

S&P 500 closes at record high on encouraging trade deal news

The U.S. stock market marked a significant milestone as the S&P 500 index reached a record high close, driven largely by renewed confidence in international trade negotiations. Investor sentiment appeared to shift in a positive direction, bolstering major indices across the board and signaling a potentially stronger economic outlook as barriers to trade begin to ease.This surge came as markets responded favorably to signs of progress in several key global trade discussions. Although the specifics of many of these negotiations remain under wraps, the broader sense of stability and movement toward compromise has lifted investor confidence and injected fresh energy…