Nick Evans
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highlandcountypress.com | Nick Evans
By Nick Evans, Ohio Capital Journal, ohiocapitaljournal.com Ohio House lawmakers got a stark warning this month from a leading cybersecurity firm: potential threats are changing “dramatically” in terms of “sophistication, speed and complexity.”The presentation came on the heels of lawmakers introducing a bill requiring municipalities to develop their own cybersecurity policies. What’s in the bill?
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crainscleveland.com | Nick Evans
Ohio Senators saw the first pushback on a proposal establishing new rules restricting the use of artificial intelligence to create pornography, particularly images depicting minors. An organization made up of tech company leaders argues the bill’s intent is good, but they worry it could hamper their business.
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ohiocapitaljournal.com | Nick Evans
Ohio Senators saw the first pushback on a proposal establishing new rules restricting the use of artificial intelligence to create pornography, particularly images depicting minors. An organization made up of tech company leaders argue the bill’s intent is good, but they worry it could hamper their business.
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perrytribune.com | Nick Evans
(Ohio Capital Journal) — Ohio’s state Senate has approved a two-year spending plan that eliminates the Ohio Elections Commission. Negotiators from the House and Senate still have a vast array of differences to hammer out, but both chambers advanced proposals that axed the state campaign finance watchdog. Barring a veto by Gov. Mike DeWine, it seems likely the commission is on its last legs. The question is how exactly lawmakers plan to wind down the agency and reassign its responsibilities.
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news5cleveland.com | Nick Evans
The following article was originally published in the Ohio Capital Journal and published on News5Cleveland.com under a content-sharing agreement. FirstEnergy’s former in-house lobbyist Justin Biltz took the stand Tuesday in a utility commission hearing about House Bill 6 — the bill at the heart of Ohio’s utility political bribery and corruption scandal. His testimony filled in some of the details of what prompted the company to bribe former Public Utilities Commission of Ohio Chair Sam Randazzo.
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