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CT’s Jim Himes responds to leaked Peter Thiel network records

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By Jeniece Roman Verified
| WSHU Public Radio
U.S. Congressman Jim Himes was named in a list of U.S. officials connected to a private organization founded by tech billionaire Peter Thiel. An investigation by Wired magazine revealed the details of the society’s internal records. The private, invite-only organization called Dialog hosts off-the-record annual retreats and was founded 2o years ago. WIRED reported that it independently verified an anonymous tip from a hacktivist who discovered the list in a website's code directory.
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CT passes new AI law adding regulations on chatbots, social media

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By Jeniece Roman Verified
| WSHU Public Radio
Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont signed into law a landmark online safety bill that establishes a regulatory framework for social media and artificial intelligence. Lawmakers and state officials were gathered in Hartford as the governor signed Public Act 26-15, An Act Concerning Online Safety, or the Protecting Connecticut Residents from AI-related harm Act. The law, also known as the C.A.R.T., passed with bipartisan support.
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Your digital rights, explained

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By Jeniece Roman Verified
| WSHU Public Radio
Article With the digital media landscape quickly shifting, it can be difficult to keep track of our digital rights and what we can legally do. Wayne Unger is an associate professor of law at Quinnipiac University School of Law, where he teaches Constitutional Law, Criminal Law, First Amendment, and Data Privacy & Security Law. Unger said there are a lot of misconceptions about individuals’ rights online.
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