Jade Aubrey

1 week ago | capitolcitynow.com | Peter Hancock |Jade Aubrey |Bridgette Fox

Springfield, IL (CAPITOL NEWS ILLINOIS) – Lawmakers approved measures limiting AI instruction at community colleges, requiring seat belts on school buses, and mandating food handlers receive certain allergen training among dozens of bills Wednesday. The Illinois Senate gave its approval to a bill that would prohibit community colleges from using artificial intelligence programs instead of human instructors to teach their classes.

1 week ago | southernillinoisnow.com | Bruce Kropp |Jade Aubrey

If signed by governor, seniors won’t have to take an annual driving test until the age of 87By JADE AUBREYCapitol News [email protected] – A bill unanimously passed by the Senate on Thursday and on its way to Gov. JB Pritzker’s desk will increase the age that senior drivers in Illinois are required to take an annual driver’s test. Currently, if a driver renews their driver’s license between the ages of 79 and 80, they are required to take a driving test.

2 weeks ago | kwqc.com | Peter Hancock |Jade Aubrey |Bridgette Fox

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (CNI) - Lawmakers approved measures limiting AI instruction at community colleges, requiring seat belts on school buses, and mandating food handlers receive certain allergen training among dozens of bills Wednesday. The Illinois Senate gave its approval to a bill that would prohibit community colleges from using artificial intelligence programs instead of human instructors to teach their classes. House Bill 1859 would not entirely ban the use of AI as an instructional tool.

2 weeks ago | wmbdradio.com | Peter Hancock |Jade Aubrey |Julia Bradley

SPRINGFIELD (Capitol News Illinois) — Lawmakers approved measures limiting AI instruction at community colleges, requiring seat belts on school buses, and mandating food handlers receive certain allergen training among dozens of bills Wednesday. The Illinois Senate gave its approval to a bill that would prohibit community colleges from using artificial intelligence programs instead of human instructors to teach their classes.

3 weeks ago | wmbdradio.com | Jade Aubrey |Julia Bradley

SPRINGFIELD (Capitol News Illinois) — A Senate committee on Wednesday advanced a measure aiming to limit the circumstances under which tenants can be evicted due to local “crime-free housing” ordinances. The measure was backed by housing advocates who argued the crime-free ordinances have been used to evict people in instances where the actual residents of the homes in question committed petty offenses or no crimes at all.