Illinois lawmakers pass landmark AI accountability bill – Capitol News IL

Following in the footsteps of New York and California, Illinois state lawmakers passed a bill Wednesday that seeks to increase transparency and accountability among the largest and most capable artificial intelligence models. The Illinois attorney general would have exclusive authority to enforce civil penalties up to $3 million per violation.
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Tommy Paine
5 months ago

Illinois lawmakers need to pass an Illinois lawmaker accountability bill.

Fed up neighbor
5 months ago
Reply to  Tommy Paine

Oh so spot on.

Mark F
5 months ago

Illinois lawmakers like to hold everyone accountable but themselves.

Irish Patriot
5 months ago

$3,000,000 per violation is a cash grab, that’s all that this is. And keep in mind that the so called ‘harms’ they are seek to minimize is conservative viewpoints. I’m not kidding, lawmakers consider it harmful if an AI model shows a conservative biases. One of those big tech guys, I cannot remember which now, went into a meeting with the Biden administration several years back, and Biden’s people flat out said they were going to pick the handful of winners, and losers, in AI because they needed to bring AI under their control, so they could regulate the output,… Read more »

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