Amy Miller

3 weeks ago | mlex.com | Amy Miller

By Amy Miller ( June 4, 2025, 23:32 GMT | Insight) -- A novel age discrimination lawsuit against Workday over its artificial intelligence job-screening software is raising new issues over how to find and notify potential class members. Attorneys for Workday told a US judge in San Francisco they’re working on a solution in a lawsuit the company estimates could include hundreds of millions of plaintiffs.

3 weeks ago | mlex.com | Amy Miller

By Amy Miller ( June 3, 2025, 21:51 GMT | Comment) -- Health insurance companies are under increasing scrutiny over their use of artificial intelligence to deny claims. US states are enacting new laws prohibiting using AI alone to deny insurance claims, while US judges are letting lawsuits over health insurers' AI practices move forward.

4 weeks ago | mlex.com | Amy Miller

By Amy Miller ( May 29, 2025, 20:50 GMT | Insight) -- The author of the last year’s most controversial artificial intelligence safety bill has persuaded the California state Senate to approve new legislation aimed at protecting whistleblowers who believe their employers are creating AI systems that pose a “critical risk.” In addition to whistleblower protections, California state Senator Scott Wiener's latest AI safety bill is focused on giving researchers and startups the resources they need...

1 month ago | mlex.com | Amy Miller

By Amy Miller ( May 29, 2025, 00:25 GMT | Comment) -- A wrongful death lawsuit against Character Technologies over a Florida teen’s suicide is one of the first to closely examine whether conversations generated from artificial intelligence-powered chatbots are protected speech, and the outcome could have profound implications for the AI industry.A wrongful death lawsuit against Character Technologies over a teen’s suicide in Florida is one of the first to closely examine whether words...

1 month ago | mlex.com | Amy Miller

By Amy Miller ( May 24, 2025, 00:16 GMT | Insight) -- The Texas state legislature has approved legislation aimed at regulating the development and use of artificial intelligence systems in the state, with a focus on preventing potential abuses and fostering development of new tools. It’s one of more than 60 AI-related bills being considered in the Texas state legislature this year, and one of several now heading to the governor's desk for approval.