From grid collapse to hiring bias: Calls escalating for AI regulation
As artificial intelligence dominates tech events like Dreamforce, political figures across the aisle—including Sen. Bernie Sanders and Steve Bannon—are calling for stricter limits on the technology's rapid growth. Beyond apocalyptic scenarios like energy grid failures, experts warn that AI is already causing everyday harm through algorithmic bias in housing, hiring, and financial loans. Camille Crittenden, Executive Director of CITRIS at UC Berkeley, joins KTVU to discuss why federal oversight is critical to address both catastrophic risks and the immediate societal impacts of unchecked AI.
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