2025-07-05 One-Minute Post
European CEOs push for a two-year pause on EU AI Act, while the EU remains firm on the timeline. Congress passes a bill unleashing record biometric and AI funding, raising privacy concerns. Legal industry AI faces scrutiny for potential bias consequences. The debate on trusting AI to manage mutual funds continues, highlighting inherent biases. Dr. Grace Lordon discusses rewiring workplaces with behavioral science to address bias issues.
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1. 46 European CEOs want two-year pause for EU AI Act - Techzine Global link Highlight: All rights reserved. Techzine Service. Become a partner · Advertising · About Us · Contact · Terms & Conditions · Privacy Statement. Notifications.
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2. EU sticks to AI Act timeline despite pressure from companies - Techzine Global link Highlight: Techzine News Privacy & Compliance EU sticks to AI Act timeline despite pressure from companies … ai act / Artificial Intelligence / compliance …
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3. Congress Passes “One Big Beautiful Bill,” Unleashing Record Biometric and AI Funding at … link Highlight: … AI surveillance towers, and domestic monitoring, stirring privacy concerns …
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4. Promise, Peril And The Path Forward: Legal Industry AI - New Technology - Mondaq link Highlight: … bias with legal consequences had the AI tool been relied on without oversight. This same risk of bias exists in legal applications, where AI might …
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5. Can you trust AI to manage your mutual funds?: Bruce Keith on human vs AI debate link Highlight: AI excels in data-driven insights and behavioral analysis but carries inherent biases and lacks accountability without regulatory frameworks. By NEHA …
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6. From Bias to Breakthrough: Dr. Grace Lordon on Rewiring Workplaces with Behavioural Science link Highlight: Grace Lordan: “I think the workplace is already evolving, which is super exciting. And the big thing that artificial intelligence is helping tackle is …
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