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'Voters are tired': SCOTUS map ruling changes candidates on several Missouri ballots (opens the original)
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The U.S. Supreme Court decided Friday that Missouri will use the 2022 congressional district map for the November general election. But for four days, early voters across Missouri didn’t know if their ballot would count. Absentee voting started September 22, while the maps were still in flux. And if the gerrymandered 2025 maps had remained in effect, those early votes would have been voided. “The general sense that I get from voters when they come in the office, and last week as we were having t
'An extra layer of protection': Centralia adopts AI policy for city staff (opens the original)
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Artificial intelligence use among Centralia city employees is now regulated under an ordinance the Centralia Board of Aldermen unanimously passed Monday evening. Now, when city staff use AI, they must be able to verify the accuracy of any generated content. Only a third of public sector leaders have a defined AI policy or framework in place, according to a national survey published by software provider Tyler Technologies this year. Success! An email has been sent to with a link to confirm list s
Boonville updates strategic plan, outlines new community needs (opens the original)
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Boonville’s Planning and Zoning Commission has adopted a new comprehensive plan for the first time since 2003, updating the city’s guide for improving the community. The comprehensive plan identified weaknesses in the city, including sewer, transportation, and zoning infrastructure. Rural cities often apply for grant funding to help foot the cost of improvement projects, but after the COVID-19 pandemic, those programs lost additional stimulus funding. Jennifer Bowden worked on Boonville’s update
New Instagram, Facebook restrictions for minors could be narrow in impact (opens the original)
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Meta will soon restrict minors' use of Instagram and Facebook as part of its 17-billion-dollar settlement with U.S. states. Along with other limitations, minors using Instagram or Facebook will be cut off after two hours of use. Patricia Cavazos-Rehg, a professor of public health at WashU Medicine, said she is optimistic that these restrictions will help the next generation of social media users. However, Cavazos-Rehg said she is concerned teenagers or other users who have aged out of the restri
Columbia mayor calls out deepfake parodies circulating online (opens the original)
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Columbia Mayor Barbara Buffaloe alerted residents to an AI-generated deepfake video that mimics one of her social media posts. The deepfake is one of many posted by the same account that uses her image and likeness to satirize her actions in office. Buffaloe said she has not looked into taking legal action against the video creator but is concerned about deepfakesâ potential to blur the line between authentic speech and misinformation. Success! An email has been sent to with a link to confirm
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