Tag: artificial intelligence
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New York Moves to Make Data Centers Pay More for Power as AI Demand Surges
New York Governor Kathy Hochul is taking aim at the soaring power demands of data centers, proposing higher electricity costs or self-generation requirements to protect households from rising utility bills as AI-driven growth strains the grid.
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When Algorithms Become Evidence: A Warning on AI Deepfakes and Due Process
A Pennsylvania-linked case shows how unverified AI-generated text messages sent an innocent woman to jail, exposing dangerous gaps in due process as courts struggle to keep pace with rapidly advancing technology.
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AI Hallucinations in Pennsylvania Courts Raise National Questions About Tech and Judicial Integrity
In Pennsylvania, judges face growing issues with “AI hallucinations” in legal filings, leading to fabricated case law and misquotes. A recent court exchange revealed the risks of unverified AI usage. This situation highlights a national concern about the balance between technological adoption and maintaining legal accuracy, threatening public trust and judicial integrity.
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ElevenLabs Bets on New York: Hochchul Touts AI Expansion as Economic Win, Critics Watch Incentives Closely
On January 6, 2026, Governor Kathy Hochul announced ElevenLabs’ expansion in New York City, promising 230 new tech jobs and $33 million in R&D investment. The performance-based tax credits aim to attract top AI talent while ensuring fiscal responsibility. This expansion reflects New York’s ambition as a global AI hub amidst regulatory challenges.
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New Jersey Bets on Artificial Intelligence—But Can It Balance Innovation and Reality?
New Jersey seeks to become a leader in artificial intelligence through public-private partnerships and tax incentives, avoiding stringent regulations. While some support this growth strategy, critics highlight underreported costs, including energy and infrastructure demands. Public trust and careful regulatory balance will be crucial for success in this ambitious initiative.