Friday’s Headlines Have a License to Kill

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By Blake AuedOct 13, 2023, 12:01 am548 ptsHot
Unlike humans, no testing or license is required for AI to drive a car, even though autonomous are blocking emergency responders, causing crashes and even killing people. (New York Times) Plaintiffs in about 80 sexual assault lawsuits against Uber won a court victory when a federal judge ruled they can move…

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