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Who is responsible when AI causes harm?
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Utah leaders and experts discussed AI regulation, emphasizing the need for human-centered approaches, liability concerns, and balancing innovation with safety. The state is exploring ways to oversee AI's impact on workers and governance, including proposals for education and accountability measures.
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- KSL Who is responsible when AI causes harm?
- Salt Lake Tribune He lost his ghost-writing job. She was let go as an app designer. Here’s how they think Utah should protect workers — and rein in AI.
- KUTV 2News (YouTube) Utah government embraces AI but wants humans to oversee final product
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He lost his ghost-writing job. She was let go as an app designer. Here’s how they think Utah should protect workers — and rein in AI.
— Utahns from diverse backgrounds participated in a forum to address AI's impact on workers and governance, proposing measures like AI literacy programs, data center oversight, and transparency requirements. The event…