Expert says AI requires safety audits | The Chicago Report
Illinois is joining California and New York in creating its own state regulatory framework for AI. Lawmakers just passed a landmark accountability bill targeting the most powerful Frontier models requiring tech developers to face third-party safety audits. Just a few days ago, the pope said AI needs to be reined in. Now that bill is headed to Governor Pritzker’s desk. Joining us to break down the new oversight is Hinsdale native Zamaan Guereshi, co-founder of the youth tech policy coalition Design It For Us.
Illinois is joining California and New York in creating its own state regulatory framework for AI. Lawmakers just passed a landmark accountability bill targeting the most powerful Frontier models requiring tech developers to face third-party safety audits. Just a few days ago, the pope said AI needs to be reined in. Now that bill is headed to Governor Pritzker’s desk. Joining us to break down the new oversight is Hinsdale native Zamaan Guereshi, co-founder of the youth tech policy coalition Design It For Us.
Vote to delay contract renewal for Chicago charter operators | The Chicago Report
Illinois is joining California and New York in creating its own state regulatory framework for AI. Lawmakers just passed a landmark accountability bill targeting the most powerful Frontier models requiring tech developers to face third-party safety audits. Just a few days ago, the pope said AI needs to be reined in. Now that bill is headed to Governor Pritzker’s desk. Joining us to break down the new oversight is Hinsdale native Zamaan Guereshi, co-founder of the youth tech policy coalition Design It For Us.
Illinois is joining California and New York in creating its own state regulatory framework for AI. Lawmakers just passed a landmark accountability bill targeting the most powerful Frontier models requiring tech developers to face third-party safety audits. Just a few days ago, the pope said AI needs to be reined in. Now that bill is headed to Governor Pritzker’s desk. Joining us to break down the new oversight is Hinsdale native Zamaan Guereshi, co-founder of the youth tech policy coalition Design It For Us.
Illinois cannabis businesses push for regulatory changes as legislative session winds down
Illinois cannabis dispensary owners are urging lawmakers to ease security and surveillance requirements, arguing the costly regulations are outdated and should be modernized as the state's legal cannabis industry matures.
Illinois cannabis dispensary owners are urging lawmakers to ease security and surveillance requirements, arguing the costly regulations are outdated and should be modernized as the state's legal cannabis industry matures.
Expert says AI requires safety audits | The Chicago Report
Illinois is joining California and New York in creating its own state regulatory framework for AI. Lawmakers just passed a landmark accountability bill targeting the most powerful Frontier models requiring tech developers to face third-party safety audits. Just a few days ago, the pope said AI needs to be reined in. Now that bill is headed to Governor Pritzker’s desk. Joining us to break down the new oversight is Hinsdale native Zamaan Guereshi, co-founder of the youth tech policy coalition Design It For Us.
Illinois is joining California and New York in creating its own state regulatory framework for AI. Lawmakers just passed a landmark accountability bill targeting the most powerful Frontier models requiring tech developers to face third-party safety audits. Just a few days ago, the pope said AI needs to be reined in. Now that bill is headed to Governor Pritzker’s desk. Joining us to break down the new oversight is Hinsdale native Zamaan Guereshi, co-founder of the youth tech policy coalition Design It For Us.
Vote to delay contract renewal for Chicago charter operators | The Chicago Report
An inner board battle surrounding the future of Chicago charter schools. Last night, the Chicago Board of Education voted to delay contract renewals for six of the city's charter school operators, which means, the future of 16 campuses that serve over 8,000 now remains uncertain. The move reveals a continued split within the board over charter school oversight and policy, especially between CTU aligned and non-CTU aligned members. This comes as Chicago prepares to shift to a fully elected school board with the upcoming November election. Here to discuss these updates is Chalkbeat Chicago reporter Reema Amin.
An inner board battle surrounding the future of Chicago charter schools. Last night, the Chicago Board of Education voted to delay contract renewals for six of the city's charter school operators, which means, the future of 16 campuses that serve over 8,000 now remains uncertain. The move reveals a continued split within the board over charter school oversight and policy, especially between CTU aligned and non-CTU aligned members. This comes as Chicago prepares to shift to a fully elected school board with the upcoming November election. Here to discuss these updates is Chalkbeat Chicago reporter Reema Amin.
Debate grows over Pritzker’s proposed BUILD housing plan
Illinois lawmakers are debating Gov. JB Pritzker’s BUILD housing plan, with supporters saying it would ease the state's housing shortage and critics warning it could reduce local zoning control and accelerate gentrification.
Illinois lawmakers are debating Gov. JB Pritzker’s BUILD housing plan, with supporters saying it would ease the state's housing shortage and critics warning it could reduce local zoning control and accelerate gentrification.
Proposed BUILD Plan sparks debate in Chicago neighborhoods
As the spring session enters its final days, debate is heating up over the governor's proposed BUILD Plan. But in Chicago, some neighborhood organizations and officials are questioning the potential impact. Kasey Chronis is live in Avondale with what we know.
As the spring session enters its final days, debate is heating up over the governor's proposed BUILD Plan. But in Chicago, some neighborhood organizations and officials are questioning the potential impact. Kasey Chronis is live in Avondale with what we know.
Weed industry watches end to Illinois legislative session
Some Illinois cannabis business owners are wondering what comes next. They're asking lawmakers to relax a security requirement they say is costly and outdated.
Some Illinois cannabis business owners are wondering what comes next. They're asking lawmakers to relax a security requirement they say is costly and outdated.
As session nears, all eyes on megaprojects bill and Bears' future
It's the last weekend for the Illinois legislative session and attention is on the megaprojects bill. It's legislation directly tied to the Chicago Bears and a potential move to Arlington Heights.
It's the last weekend for the Illinois legislative session and attention is on the megaprojects bill. It's legislation directly tied to the Chicago Bears and a potential move to Arlington Heights.
Illinois lawmakers race clock on Bears stadium mega-project deal
With just days left in the legislative session, Illinois lawmakers are scrambling to finalize a mega-project bill aimed at keeping the Chicago Bears in-state, while key details and competing proposals remain in flux.
With just days left in the legislative session, Illinois lawmakers are scrambling to finalize a mega-project bill aimed at keeping the Chicago Bears in-state, while key details and competing proposals remain in flux.
Still unclear what will happen with Illinois megaprojects bill to keep the Bears
There are now only three days left of the Illinois legislative session. And you may be wondering whether the megaprojects bill - tied to the Chicago Bears -- will pass before Sunday. Bret Buganski shows you why there is still uncertainty.
There are now only three days left of the Illinois legislative session. And you may be wondering whether the megaprojects bill - tied to the Chicago Bears -- will pass before Sunday. Bret Buganski shows you why there is still uncertainty.
Splitting Illinois into two states, movement on Bears' stadium bill? | The Chicago Report
A local group wants to separate Illinois into two states, and it's gaining support. And, what is happening during legislative session in Springfield? All this and more, on The Chicago Report.
A local group wants to separate Illinois into two states, and it's gaining support. And, what is happening during legislative session in Springfield? All this and more, on The Chicago Report.
Migrant arrivals linked to homelessness spike | The Chicago Report
A new UIC report finds Latino homelessness in Illinois is on the rise. It brings up two factors -- a migrant influx and a lack of housing. But, the problem is bigger than it looks on the surface.
A new UIC report finds Latino homelessness in Illinois is on the rise. It brings up two factors -- a migrant influx and a lack of housing. But, the problem is bigger than it looks on the surface.
Senate Dems introduce housing legislation package | The Chicago Report
Senate Democrats came out with surprise legislation when it comes to housing in Illinois. There's eight bills and three days left in session. Here's what we know.
Senate Democrats came out with surprise legislation when it comes to housing in Illinois. There's eight bills and three days left in session. Here's what we know.
Group wants to split Illinois into two states | The Chicago Report
Some want to split Illinois into two states and it's gaining traction beyond rural counties. In fact, it's reached the Chicago suburbs.
Some want to split Illinois into two states and it's gaining traction beyond rural counties. In fact, it's reached the Chicago suburbs.
Illinois bill would make it easier for families to care for aging parents at home
State Representative Jed Davis discusses proposed legislation designed to help Illinois families add small backyard dwellings for elderly loved ones as housing and nursing home costs continue to rise.
State Representative Jed Davis discusses proposed legislation designed to help Illinois families add small backyard dwellings for elderly loved ones as housing and nursing home costs continue to rise.
Illinois lawmakers race toward session deadline as Bears stadium debate heats up
Capitol News Illinois Editor-in-Chief Jerry Nowicki breaks down the frantic final days in Springfield, including the future of the Chicago Bears stadium proposal, new AI and insurance bills, and debates over cell phone restrictions in schools.
Capitol News Illinois Editor-in-Chief Jerry Nowicki breaks down the frantic final days in Springfield, including the future of the Chicago Bears stadium proposal, new AI and insurance bills, and debates over cell phone restrictions in schools.
Alderman pushing to penalize parents in teen takeovers | The Chicago Report
We're bringing in local activist Ja'Mal Green, to react to the Brandon Johnson's narrative about Memorial Day weekend. Mainstream news outlets reported zero homicides by gunfire over the holiday, but you publicly claim there were actually two
We're bringing in local activist Ja'Mal Green, to react to the Brandon Johnson's narrative about Memorial Day weekend. Mainstream news outlets reported zero homicides by gunfire over the holiday, but you publicly claim there were actually two
Rideshare workers rally to unionize | The Chicago Report
Illinois could be making labor history soon. A bill heading to the state senate floor would allow 100,000 rideshare drivers to unionize. Federal law classifies Uber and Lyft drivers as independent contractors, but this measure would let them bargain sector-wide for better pay and safety. Joining us now to break down the push before Sunday's spring deadline is Ronnie Gonzalez with the Illinois Drivers Alliance.
Illinois could be making labor history soon. A bill heading to the state senate floor would allow 100,000 rideshare drivers to unionize. Federal law classifies Uber and Lyft drivers as independent contractors, but this measure would let them bargain sector-wide for better pay and safety. Joining us now to break down the push before Sunday's spring deadline is Ronnie Gonzalez with the Illinois Drivers Alliance.
Alderman pushing to penalize parents in teen takeovers | The Chicago Report
We're bringing in local activist Ja'Mal Green, to react to the Brandon Johnson's narrative about Memorial Day weekend. Mainstream news outlets reported zero homicides by gunfire over the holiday, but you publicly claim there were actually two.
We're bringing in local activist Ja'Mal Green, to react to the Brandon Johnson's narrative about Memorial Day weekend. Mainstream news outlets reported zero homicides by gunfire over the holiday, but you publicly claim there were actually two.