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John Heiderschedit, Criminal Defense Attorney; Subscription Lawyer; Chicago Lawyer

artificial intelligence

OpEd: The Cost of Convenience: Why Local Leaders Must Scrutinize Surveillance Deals

Surveillance companies are increasingly using AI to leverage facial recognition and create a real-time map of you. This information has been shared with federal agencies... #surveillance

Amazon Plans $100 Million Greenwood Facility, Bringing 300 Advanced Manufacturing Jobs to Indiana

Amazon said the positions will have an average annual salary of nearly $100,000. The range of occupations also reflects the changing nature of manufacturing, with traditional production positions being combined with engineering, robotics, automation and technology-related roles. #amazon

Des Plaines Man Charged in Investigation Into AI-Generated Child Sexual Abuse Material

A subsequent forensic examination of the computer allegedly uncovered more than 70 files containing child sexual abuse material, including AI-generated images, according to the Sheriff’s Office. #ai #childabuse

City Colleges of Chicago Introduces First Artificial Intelligence Degree Program at Wilbur Wright College

City Colleges officials said the two-year degree combines classroom instruction with hands-on learning, preparing graduates for careers in software engineering, machine learning, data science, engineering and other STEM-related fields. #degree #college #chicago

Pritzker signs landmark AI regulation bill that aims to mitigate risks

Senate Bill 315, also known as the Artificial Intelligence Safety Measures Act, increases transparency and accountability requirements for the largest artificial intelligence models — those that generate more than $500 million in annual revenue and are trained using massive computing power. #capitolnewsillinois #ai #bill

Cocktails-to-go, new state agency among laws taking effect July 1

Illinois lawmakers passed legislation during the pandemic that allowed restaurants and bars to sell cocktails and mixed drinks for pickup or delivery as businesses were closed to in-person customers. That will be allowed to continue permanently under the new law. #capitolnewsillinois #cocktails #law

Meyers-Martin Highlights Affordability Measures, Budget Priorities Following Legislative Session

“Affordability has been a primary focus for me, and it’s reflected in the legislation we’ve prioritized.” #legislation #affordability #budget

Tech giants sued over ‘stealing’ voices of well-known journalists, voice actors to train AI

The vast majority of that litigation — which has paid out millions of dollars to Illinoisans mostly via class-action settlements — has been over employee fingerprints collected by timeclock technology, though Facebook’s $650 million settlement in 2020 was with users over facial recognition. #ai #journalists #capitolnewsillinois

Op-Ed: The Painful Costs of Pausing Data Center Incentives

We are in another one of those moments, and America’s fiercest competitor, China, is in a sprint for global innovation leadership. #oped #datapauce

IBM to Bring 750 Jobs to Chicago’s South Side with New Quantum Innovation Hub

State leaders described the investment as a significant step in positioning Illinois as a national leader in emerging technologies, while also expanding economic opportunities in historically underserved communities. #jobs #ibm #southside

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