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Video shows immigration agents using facial recognition on minors, possibly violating Illinois law
Illinois lawmakers and privacy advocates are raising concerns over technology used by federal agents for immigration enforcement that they say violates privacy and civil rights. One instance was captured in a video shared with the ABC7 I-Team.
Chicago paid $26.5M in overtime to employees who may not have been eligible, OIG report shows
The City of Chicago has paid $26.5 million dollars in overtime to employees who may not have been eligible, according to the Office of Inspector General.
Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes asks Trump administration to commute her prison sentence
Disgraced Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes has asked the Trump administration to commute her sentence, according to the U.S. Justice Department's Office of the Pardon Attorney.
Massive fire damage south suburban church; workers inside escape safely: Cook County sheriff
A south suburban church went up in flames Wednesday afternoon.
Jamie Dimon Warns A.I. May Disrupt Workers Faster Than Society Can Adapt
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Bill Gates and OpenAI Join Forces to Launch A.I. Health Program in Africa
Adrian Parr’s Intimate Response to an Unthinkable World
“Futurity is not a fixed horizon but a collective invitation: to envision alternate realities, to remember that neither social conflict nor environmental degradation are inevitable,” she told Observer.
Zak Williams Brings His Mental Health Mission to This A.I. Startup: Interview
Artist Kathleen Ryan’s Beautiful Blight
