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AI safety, data centers emerge as issues for voters, poll finds (opens the original)
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A Quinnipiac University poll shows voters’ concerns about AI could play a major role in November’s midterm election. The poll released this week surveyed Democrats, Republicans, and Independent voters. They were asked about a variety of issues relevant to upcoming elections and their opinions on each political party. The poll showed that nearly three-quarters of voters are more likely to vote for a political candidate who supports stricter guardrails for AI development. Quinnipiac Policy Analyst
New Haven pizza lovers want to keep interest through exhibit (opens the original)
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After years of research and collaboration, a group of pizza enthusiasts in New Haven is trying to keep the passion alive through a museum exhibition. The exhibit, called “Pronounced Ah-Beetz,” is located at the New Haven Museum. The exhibit spans two rooms on the museum's top floor. It explores the history of New Haven Pizza with a focus on restaurants like Frank Pepe’s, Sally’s and Modern. In 2024, a state resolution officially declared New Haven the Pizza Capital of the United States. But long
New CT laws on data privacy and AI take effect next month (opens the original)
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Several laws related to data privacy, AI, and other technology will take effect in Connecticut next month. Laws include regulations on artificial intelligence in the workplace, AI chatbots and expansion of data privacy protections. Attorney General William Tong said the Artificial Intelligence Responsibility and Transparency Act (CART Act) is one of several laws going into effect October 1, 2026. “The concern is extraordinarily high. So I just want everyone to know that we are focused on the dan
CT leaders demand answers from OpenAI over rogue AI agents (opens the original)
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Connecticut leaders are demanding answers from OpenAI about a hack that involved rogue AI agents. The company said that in July, AI agents went rogue and hacked HuggingFace, an online platform that hosts a machine learning library. The AI agents are nonhuman software that are designed to work autonomously. The company revealed that the agents made efforts to conceal the hack. U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) joined other congressional leaders in a letter to OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, demanding mo
Lamont says no to big data centers in CT (opens the original)
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Governor Ned Lamont said he is open to building IT infrastructure in Connecticut, but there is no place for massive data centers in the state. Connecticut already has smaller data centers located throughout the state. But Lamont said a major data center would demand a large amount of electricity, which he worries could raise electric rates for residents. “One of these fifteen hundred-acre big AI data centers, they’re never going to be in Connecticut. We’re the wrong place for that,” Lamont said.
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