Congressional hearings an other important events throughout the day. Weekdays at 5 00 p. M. And 9 00 p. M. Eastern check with the washington today for a fastpaced report on story os they have day. Tell your smart speaker, play cspan radio. Cspan, powered by cable. Open a. I. C. E. O. Sam altman whose Company Created chatgpt was one of three experts to testify on oversthiefght swiftly developing technology as a Senate Judiciary subcommittee hearing mr. Altman stated that a. I. Could, quote, cause significant harm to the world. Heres the rest of that hearing. Welcome to the hearing of the privacy, technology, and the law subcommittee. I thank my partner in this effort, senator holly, Ranking Member, and senator durbin, he will be speaking shortly. This hearing is on the oversight of Artificial Intelligence, the first in a series of hearings intended to write the rules of a. I. Our goal is to demystify and hold accountable those new technologies to avoid some of the mistakes of the past.
February 20th for the democrats. Tonight the republicans running for president traded jabs on the debate state in manchester, New Hampshire. Washington bureau chief Jacqueline Policastro brings us to the action. Its getting tense on the campaign trail. The candidates are truly battling it out ahead of the New Hampshire primary. Sot Chris Christie president ial candidate 07 thats what washington, d. C. Does. The driveby shot at the beginning with incorrect and incomplete information and then the memorized 25second speech that is exactly what his advisers gave him. Sot donald trump president ial candidate 22 bush how tough it is to take away a property from an elderly woman . Trump . You let me talk. Thats all of his donors and special interests out there. President ial candidate 35 what donald trump did was use Eminent Domain to try to take the property of an elderly woman on the strip in atlantic city. Sot dr. Ben carson president ial candidate 43 obamacare is because the government co
Institute. This is about 20 minutes. [applause] we are in kind of an unusual technical situation because craig venter, who is in san diego, hes supposed to be here is ill will something. So i guess lets see if i can just craig, can you hear me . Hes ill with something akin to muteness. Hes looking pretty good. [laughter] craig, can you hear me at all . You think hes scary looking . Hes not scary looking. [laughter] hes just an ill man. Lets see if we can we have a number of backup systems which i suppose we should employ. [laughter] if worse comes to worse, ill just tell you what i think he would have done if i could control him like a puppet. [laughter] all right. Now maybe hes hearing me. Craig, can you hear me . I can, robert. Nice to hear you. All right. We lost you for a bit. So whats wrong with you . [laughter] or. Lets see, i didnt want to leave la jolla sunshine for washington d. C. No, a number of things going op but, you know, it would have made montezuma proud. [laughter] le
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On November 17, 2020, the Equal Employment Opportunity
Commission ( EEOC ) published a proposed update to its
2008 guidance on religious discrimination in the workplace. The
five member commission voted 3-2 to issue the proposed guidance
with the two democratic members objecting. The proposed guidance
can be accessed here.
Although the guidance has not been updated in 12 years, it is
likely that this proposal in the waning days of the Trump
administration, came at least in part due to recent religious
liberty cases issued by the US Supreme Court. Most recently, the