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Idaho lawmakers consider banning pro-DEI chatbots inside state government

"You wouldn't think a good state like ours would be spending money on this,” Idaho state Rep. John Shirts said during a recent legislative hearing.

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Navy program turns ships into continuous data pipelines for AI development

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