U.S. regulators warn they already have the power to go after A.I. bias — and they’re ready to use it

Jack J. Kelly Archive

U.S. regulators warn they already have the power to go after A.I. bias — and they’re ready to use it

Four federal U.S. agencies issued a warning on Tuesday that they already have the authority to tackle harms caused by artificial intelligence bias and they plan to use it. The warning comes as Congress is grappling with how it should take action to protect ...Read More

‘It’s concerning’: Tech firms are using NDAs to illegally muzzle whistleblowers by threatening to sue them for talking, SEC says

Some top US technology companies are forcing workers to sign allegedly illegal labor agreements, according to complaints filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission, despite years of enforcement by the agency against the practice. Firms, including an Apple Inc. subcontractor, Electronic Arts Inc. and Block Inc. improperly used non-disclosure agreements ...Read More

Do Kwon Challenges SEC’s Jurisdiction in Multibillion-Dollar Crypto Securities Fraud Case

Attorneys defending the co-founder of Terraform Labs, Do Hyeong Kwon, also known as Do Kwon, have presented their argument that says the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has no jurisdiction in the matter. The legal team asserts that U.S. law precludes regulators “from ...Read More

How Washington allowed bank CEOs to pocket huge bonuses amid failure

The 44-page PowerPoint presentation to federal banking regulators was clear and direct: Letting companies pay their chief executives in stock that the CEOs could sell while still working for the companies risked disaster. Years of research showed that the existing structure for paying Wall ...Read More