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First U.S. AI hiring discrimination lawsuit settled by EEOC
By StacyThomas On August 11, 2023 Chinese tutoring group used AI hiring software to drop older applicants The first Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) AI hiring dispute has been settled,…
Read MoreRecognizing Contributions The Older Generation Made In Our Communities
By Maryann Spanos On May 15, 2023 May is Older American’s Month, the time to celebrate all older adults and recognize the contributions older people are making in our communities…
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Child social media stars have few protections. Illinois aims to fix that
By Clare Savage On May 14, 2023 CHICAGO — Holed up at home during the pandemic lockdown three years ago, 13-year-old Shreya Nallamothu was scrolling through social media when she noticed a…
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The 13 Best News Sites You Can Trust for Credible Stories
By Dan Price On May 7, 2023 Want the best news sites around? Here are the top-ranked news sites that publish credible content, not fake news stories. Fake news is…
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A 4T Framework for Protecting Your Brand From Disinformation
By Ajay Khari On July 24, 2023 Brand resilience is an iterative discipline Our shift to a more digital world has allowed sophisticated capturing of personal data as users surf…
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Disinformation reimagined: how AI could erode democracy in the 2024 US elections
By Nick Robins On July 19, 2023 Advances in generative artificial intelligence could supercharge the propaganda playbook, experts warn Abanal dystopia where manipulative content is so cheap to make and…
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Galveston County voting rights trial begins with details of alleged racial discrimination
By Andrew Schneider On August 7, 2023 Attorneys for the plaintiffs charged the Republican majority on the Galveston County Commissioners Court with intentional racial discrimination in redistricting. A trio of federal…
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Race was a factor in Black professor’s failed hiring, Texas A&M department head says
By Alejandro Martinez-Cabrera and Kate McGee On July 21, 2023; Updated July 22, 2023 Hart Blanton, the head of the university’s department of communications and journalism, also said then-President M.…
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Immigration advocates move again to block Florida transportation law in federal court
By Syra Ortiz Blanes On August 14, 2023 Civil and immigration rights groups are moving to temporarily block part of Florida’s new immigration law, arguing that a provision that makes…
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