New Mexico lawmakers are pushing for regulations on artificial intelligence to safeguard citizens and businesses. A new bill, led by Rep. Christine Chandler, aims to establish rules for predictive AI tools that influence critical life decisions, such as employment and healthcare. The legislation mandates transparency from companies regarding AI usage and seeks to eliminate biases in data.
Concerns about algorithmic discrimination are driving this legislative effort, as highlighted by computer science professor Cris Moore. Lawmakers are also considering a bill to prevent landlords from using AI to manipulate rent prices, indicating a proactive approach to address AI's societal impacts. The ongoing discussions signal that the regulation of AI will remain a priority in future legislative sessions.
• New Mexico proposes AI regulations to protect citizens and businesses.
• Legislation aims to eliminate biases in AI decision-making processes.
Predictive AI refers to algorithms that analyze data to forecast outcomes, impacting significant life decisions.
Algorithmic discrimination occurs when AI systems produce biased outcomes based on flawed data or assumptions.
Transparency in AI involves disclosing when AI is used in decision-making processes to ensure accountability.
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