STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (WJAC) — A former member of a gang that terrorized the State College area nearly 10 years ago was resentenced Tuesday in Centre County Court.
Investigators say Dmitriy Litvinov and several others staged nearly 40 robberies and burglaries, most of them at gunpoint, some with gang members carrying military assault rifles.
In 2010, Litvinov was sentenced to at least 39 years in prison. But due to a U. Read More...
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(TND) — People appear just as willing to sue if they're wronged by an artificial intelligence algorithm as opposed to a human decision-maker, according to a RAND experiment.
As more companies, organizations and agencies leverage AI tools for a greater variety of tasks, there’s risk that those algorithms could spit out wrong and harmful verdicts.
It might be an AI system rejecting the job application for a highly qualified applicant. Or it could be an AI system unfairly flagging an application for unemployment benefits as fraudulent. Read More...