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California Admits AI Was Used to Write Bar Exam Plagued by Problems

Futurism

Now here's a legal-drama-worthy twist in the recent spate of dumb lawyers getting caught using AI : it turns out that the very bar exam administered to aspiring attorneys in California was itself created with the help of a large language model, The Los Angeles Times reports. To create the new test, it inked a $8.25

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How Californias high-speed rail is already helping the planet

Mashable Tech

Worst of times: The new administration canceled a grant for a high-speed rail corridor in Texas and initiated a federal review of California's decades-in-the-making high-speed rail connecting San Francisco and Los Angeles. Most of those, including new grade separations at currently operating rail lines , have flown under the radar.

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California Amends Digital Fundraising Regulation

NonProfit PRO

California recently amended a law regulating digital fundraising platforms. Here are some of the changes nonprofits should look out for.

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How New California Regulations Impact Digital Fundraising for Nonprofits

NonProfit PRO

A new California law aims to bring more transparency to digital fundraising as a whole. Let’s explore the aspects of the California law, how it impacts social media platforms, the implications for nonprofits that land on a block list and the steps a nonprofit needs to take to avoid non-compliance.

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Labor and nonprofit coalition calls on California AG to stop OpenAI from going for-profit

Engadget

A group of organizations, including nonprofits like LatinoProsperity and labor groups like the California Teamsters, are petitioning California Attorney General Rob Bonta to stop OpenAI from becoming a for-profit entity, The Los Angeles Times reports.

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This magical California camp is designed by—and for—visually impaired people

Fast Company Tech

The 2017 fire that burned down much of Enchanted Hills Camp in Napa, California had a silver lining. The camp was originally designed in the early 1900s for people with sight, but it has become a beloved retreat for the blind and visually-impaired for the last 75 years.

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23andMe bankruptcy update: Stock falls to penny territory as California urges customers to delete their data

Fast Company Tech

An urgent warning for customers On Friday,California Attorney General Rob Bonta urged customers to consider requesting that 23andMe delete their data and destroy any biological samples, andissued aconsumer alertregarding23andMe’s financial distress and the potential risks to customer data.