Paxton Honerkamp
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California Gov. Gavin Newsom bans AI 'robo bosses' in landmark state law, reversing his earlier veto (opens the original)
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California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed a landmark AI law banning Golden State employers from relying solely on artificial intelligence to fire or discipline workers.  SB 947, dubbed the No Robo Bosses Act, prevents businesses around the state from exclusively using "automated decision-making systems" in matters of employee discipline and termination. It also restricts their capacity to use AI as a principal tool in such decisions. Under the bill, employers that rely "primarily" on AI outp
The next AI boom in stock market after memory chip trade may be photonics (opens the original)
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Roundhill Investments found success this year with its Memory ETF (DRAM), amassing tens of billions of dollars from investors since launching in April. The ETF manager is now set to bring another AI thematic trade to the market, the Roundhill Photonics and Optics ETF (LYTE), scheduled for launch on Thursday. The new fund is targeting another niche within the rapid AI buildout that many on Wall Street and in Silicon Valley think, as with semiconductor stocks, is positioned for growth in the years
Within Uber-Waymo split, a key labor battle over AVs is being waged in the nation's capital (opens the original)
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In pushing back against mass autonomous vehicle deployment efforts, labor unions have found an unlikely ally â Uber. A controversial bill currently being considered by the Washington, D.C. Council is a prime example of where this emerging political alliance is being tested. The D.C. bill, known as the "Autonomous Vehicle Deployment Authorization Amendment Act," would allow widespread use of autonomous vehicles to transport passengers and goods in the District. This proposed change has been sub
Inside the S&P 500 AI boom, industrials are getting as rich as tech stocks (opens the original)
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As the AI infrastructure buildout and global geopolitical developments spur massive spending, an old-guard sector of the economy is getting a level of attention from investors that rivals the action in tech. The industrials sector of the S&P 500 is trading at a price-to-earnings ratio above 30, a level investors more often associate with high fliers, and a P/E ratio that is well above industrials' long-term average, which is closer to 20. "If you look at [Industrial Select Sector SPDR] XLI from
Property taxes are poised for major midterm elections ballot battles across many U.S. states (opens the original)
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When they head to the polls in November, Americans will have a rare opportunity to use their voting power to directly shape tax policy. Ballooning government spending and growing tax burdens across the U.S. have led to the inclusion of 26 ballot initiatives concerning tax rates across 13 states. For 128 million American voters, particularly working-class and middle-class individuals bearing a significant tax burden, these ballot measures will test voter moods on increased government spending, as
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