Trump’s AI executive order sparks state-federal questions over regulation authority

Trump's AI executive order sparks state-federal questions over regulation authority (KOKH) OKLAHOMA CITY- (KOKH) — President Trump signed an executive order Thursday on artificial intelligence, in an effort to establish a national framework for AI regulations. "It leans towards a federal one rule environment, that's their language," said Hart Brown, the President of AI & Transformation at... Read More.

Tonkawa Wins Class A-I Semifinal, Friday’s Scores

By The Associated Press PREP FOOTBALL= OSSAA Playoffs= Semifinal= Class 4A= Elgin 52, Cushing 6 Tuttle 49, Broken Bow 28   Class 3A= Lincoln Christian 28, Heritage Hall 7 Sulphur 35, Perkins-Tryon 8   Class 2A-I= Jones 48, Marlow 21 Washington 41, Oklahoma Christian School 20   Class 2A-II= Adair 42, Stroud 40 Vian 21, Davis 0   Class A-I= Rejoice Christian School 42, Pawhuska 34 Tonkawa 37, Pocola 12   Class A-II= Hominy 44, Allen 21 Talihina 47,... Read More.
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FTC launces inquiry into AI chatbots acting as companions and their effects on children

The Federal Trade Commission has launched an inquiry into several social media and artificial intelligence companies about the potential harms to children and teenagers who use their AI chatbots as companions. The FTC said it has sent letters to Google parent Alphabet, Facebook and Instagram parent Meta Platforms, Snap, Character Technologies, ChatGPT maker OpenAI and... Read More.

Drummond demands companies end predatory AI interactions with kids

OKLAHOMA CITY – Attorney General Gentner Drummond has warned major artificial intelligence companies to stop hurting kids. In a letter to a dozen companies, including Apple, Google, Meta and Microsoft, Drummond and a coalition of 43 other attorneys general addressed alarming reports of AI chatbots engaging in sexually inappropriate conversations with kids. Internal Meta documents reveal that the company... Read More.
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Teens Turn to AI For Schoolwork: How Broken Arrow is Adapting

BROKEN ARROW, Okla. - A new study reveals that more teenagers are turning to artificial intelligence to assist with schoolwork, sparking conversations about how to integrate this rapidly advancing technology into education.  Experts are studying how students are using AI more According to the Pew Research Center, 26% of teens use tools like ChatGPT for schoolwork, doubling from... Read More.
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Hasenbeck Files Bill to Prohibit AI Revenge Porn

OKLAHOMA CITY – Rep. Toni Hasenbeck, R-Elgin, has filed legislation to prohibit the sharing of revenge pornography developed through the use of artificial intelligence. House Bill 1364, which Hasenbeck filed last week, would add sexual content created through artificial intelligence to the statute prohibiting the sharing of revenge pornography. The nonconsensual distribution of pornography... Read More.