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Maryland moves forward with AI regulation plan focused on worker, child protections (opens the original)
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Maryland is advancing its own plan to regulate artificial intelligence as Congress remains divided over national AI regulation. Gov. Wes Moore’s framework outlines how the state wants artificial intelligence developed and used, focusing on human oversight, worker protections, and safeguards for children. Moore said AI should help people do their jobs, not replace them. His administration is working with labor unions and other partners to ensure workers remain protected as the technology becomes
Maryland woman nearly fooled in Wells Fargo scam (opens the original)
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Lauren Star said it began with three consecutive calls from the same unknown number. Initially, she worried it might be an emergency involving her family. Instead, Star said the caller claimed to be from Wells Fargo's fraud department and told her someone had opened a credit card in her name. According to the caller, the card had been used to purchase thousands of dollars in guns and ammunition. She was told the card could not be canceled until she filed a police report in San Francisco. Star sa
Students, parents implore board to renovate Centennial HS (opens the original)
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Centennial High School students and families are demanding the Howard County Board of Education make long-delayed renovations a priority. Students and parents said enough is enough: Ongoing building problems are disrupting learning and raising safety concerns. After years of asking for improvements, they took their concerns Thursday night directly to the board, arguing they shouldn't have to worry about the condition of the building while trying to learn. "Our kids are in danger," said Karina Fi
Mangione's federal plea could stall New York state case (opens the original)
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Towson native Luigi Mangione pleaded guilty on Friday to federal stalking charges related to the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. Baltimore attorney Steven Silverman said the federal guilty plea could be a tremendously strategic move by Mangione's defense, giving the defense a chance to fight the state case on double jeopardy grounds. The managing partner at Silverman Thompson said New York’s double jeopardy laws are different from other states, giving defendants a wider shield ag
Maryland officials urge caution after 10 traffic deaths in a week (opens the original)
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Maryland transportation officials are renewing their call for safer driving after 10 people were killed in traffic crashes across the state in just one week. The fatalities, which occurred between July 13 and July 19, included three motorcyclists and brought the total number of traffic deaths in Maryland this year to 219. While this is a decrease compared to the same time last year, officials stressed that every life lost is significant. "We are losing people too frequently. Each of those number
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