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Missouri Lawmakers Declare War on Ballot Initiative Process

The ballot initiative process is under attack in Missouri. New laws are making their way through the state legislature that would make it harder if not impossible for voters to decide for themselves what direction they want their state’s government and elections to take. Bills that have advanced in the legislature include changes that would:  Shorten the time period to gather petition signatures to put an initiative on the ballot  Increasing the number of signatures required Charge voters $500 to file the petition Require a supermajority vote to pass And more. “Politicians are trying to dramatically limit our constitutional freedom to access and use the citizen initiative process, while telling us it’s for our own good. This is nothing more than a deceitful attempt to take power from us and give it to themselves,” said Benjamin Singer, executive director of the cross-partisan group Show Me Integrity.

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Washington state lawmakers seek to ban government from using discriminatory AI tech

Washington state lawmakers seek to ban government from using discriminatory AI tech February 12, 2021 at 12:38 pm Underwritten by GeekWire’s civic coverage examines tech policy, urban development, transportation, housing, the environment, regulation, and other issues impacting the innovation economy. State Senator Bob Hasegawa. (GeekWire Photo / Monica Nickelsburg) Washington state could become a national leader in regulating the technologies of the future, thanks in part to a bill up for debate that would establish new guardrails on government use of artificial intelligence. On the heels of Washington’s landmark facial recognition bill enacted last year, state lawmakers and civil rights advocates are demanding new rules that ban discrimination from automated decision-making by public agencies. The bill would establish new regulations for government departments that use “automated decisions systems,” a category that includes any algorithm that analyzes data to make or