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71% Of Voters Want Stricter AI Guardrails, Q Poll Finds | CT News Junkie (opens the original)
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Seventy-one percent of voters nationwide say they are more likely to vote for a political candidate who supports stricter guardrails for AI development, according to a Quinnipiac University poll released Tuesday. Poll results show that only 16% say they are more likely to vote for a political candidate who supports expanding AI development, while 2% said there is no difference and 11% not offering an opinion. In terms of which political party is likely to do a better job handling artificial inte
Gas-Tax Holiday Back On The Table? Republicans Pitch 3-Month Pause | CT News Junkie (opens the original)
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With gas prices on Connecticut residents’ minds, Republicans on Wednesday called on Gov. Ned Lamont and General Assembly Democrats to suspend the state’s gasoline and diesel fuel taxes through the end of the year. The state taxes gasoline at 25 cents per gallon and diesel at 48.9 cents per gallon — flat rates. The state also levies the Petroleum Gross Earnings Tax (PGET), which is an 8.81% wholesale tax on gasoline. However, the taxable amount is capped at $3.00, which means the PGET is no highe
'Willful Ignorance' — Tong Joins Opposition To New Rule On Asylum Seekers | CT News Junkie (opens the original)
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Hartford, CT — Attorney General William Tong has joined 20 other attorneys general in submitting a comment letter opposing the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s new rule limiting affirmative asylum applicants’ opportunity to participate in an asylum officer interview and explain why they cannot safely return home. The interim final rule permits U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services to refer these asylum applications directly to the Executive Office for Immigration Reviews, placing appli
Officials Hear From Students At Gun Violence Prevention Forum | CT News Junkie (opens the original)
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NEW HAVEN, CT — Gun violence may be in the midst of a yearslong decline, but no lives lost is acceptable, Mayor Justin Elicker told a few dozen members of the New Haven Citywide Student Council Monday. Elicker, Gov. Ned Lamont and representatives from advocacy groups such as Connecticut Against Gun Violence convened for a roundtable discussion at the Metropolitan Business Academy, an interdistrict magnet school. “We know we have a lot more work to do,” Elicker said. “We’ve lost, in addition to m
Officials, Advocates Decry ICE Detentions At Airports In CT | CT News Junkie (opens the original)
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NEW HAVEN, CT — Mayor Justin Elicker expects the management at Tweed New Haven Airport to follow the law and no more at least when it comes to immigration. In a letter to the airport’s board, Elicker cited the recent detention of people traveling through Tweed. He called the detentions “deeply concerning” given public reports that those who had been detained appear to have no criminal history. “While it is fully agreed … that the Tweed-New Haven Airport Authority and the airport operator (Avport
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