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In Depth: What are countries and companies doing to keep AI from spinning out of control? (opens the original)
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AI is growing rapidly, but industry leaders and the government haven't reached much common ground on what kind of regulation may be needed. That friction is clear, simply based on the competing messaging coming from the companies that seek to profit from AI’s growth. RELATED: Is it too late for North Carolina lawmakers to regulate AI? Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said this week that the warnings from artificial intelligence leaders and researchers that AI could pose an existential threat to humanity
Preschoolers in Cary become junior reporters on World News Day (opens the original)
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On Monday, local preschoolers at the Goddard School of Cary – Lochmere became junior reporters. The school celebrated World News Day by having students create “good news” collages and build their own news studios in their classrooms. The children were well-prepared to ask questions and share stories with microphones, press badges and toy cameras. "Just like young learners, journalists are curious - they ask questions, listen, investigate ideas, make discoveries and share stories about the world
Johnston County Airport Director recalls taking order from TOPGUN admiral on September 11th (opens the original)
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Years before David Harris became director of the Johnston Regional Airport in Smithfield, he was a Navy aviator and instructor at TOPGUN in Nevada. On the morning of September 11, 2001, Harris was preparing for what was supposed to be a routine training flight for his TOPGUN airmen. Within hours, he would send two fighter jets to protect the Golden Gate Bridge from a potential terrorist attack. Within months, he was flying combat missions over Afghanistan. “The response of the nation in that mom
After WRAL report, RPD confirms it has corrected 'active user' mix-up in Flock accounting system (opens the original)
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Following WRAL reporting, the Raleigh Police Department says it has changed the way its Flock system defines “active user.” “RPD has now changed how the system shows user numbers so that it lists only active accounts,” an RPD spokesperson said in an email to WRAL. This update to the system comes after WRAL Investigates exposed internal audits by RPD’s Office of Professional Standards from April and May, which noted that among the more than 400 active Flock users, “Several active users are no lon
Audits raise questions about who has access to Raleigh Police Department's survelliance system (opens the original)
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RALEIGH, N.C.-- Two internal audits raised questions about who has access to the license plate data collected by the Raleigh Police Department's Flock cameras. WRAL Investigates obtained several internal audits from the department's Office of Professional Standards, which track access and use of the department's Flock system as well as another license plate reading camera system know as Vigilant LEARN. In April and May, subsequent audits noted about Flock that among the 400+ active users, "Sever
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