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TRUMP DOESN’T WANT STATES MAKING UP AI RULES ✍️

What’s up? President Donald Trump said he will sign an executive order creating a single federal framework for AI governance, aiming to block states from setting their own AI rules.

Why? The order will push toward one nationwide standard for regulating AI, replacing what Trump calls a “patchwork” of state laws. Trump argues that allowing each state to regulate AI separately slows innovation and forces companies to navigate dozens of approval processes. However, Congress has already shown resistance to limiting state authority, revoking a 10-year federal ban on state and local AI governance earlier this year.

Why should you care? A single federal rulebook could help the U.S. stay ahead in AI development, but critics warn it may weaken consumer protections against harms like deepfakes, robocalls, and unsafe AI systems. How this balance is struck will massively shape AI’s future impact on everyday life.

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NEW AI MODEL PREDICTS HUMAN BEHAVIOR 💪

What’s up? Researchers at Texas A&M University and KAIST have developed OmniPredict, a new AI system that can accurately predict what pedestrians are likely to do next in real time. This aims to optimize autonomous vehicles, security, and AI-powered emergency response.

How does this work? Most self-driving car systems simply detect where people are and react after they move. OmniPredict goes a step further. It looks at a scene much like a human driver would—taking in where a person is standing, how they are facing, whether they are slowing down, hesitating, or looking toward a vehicle. The AI combines this visual information with basic context, like vehicle speed and nearby obstacles, to make an educated guess about what a pedestrian is likely to do next. It then categorizes that behavior—such as crossing, stopping, or staying put—so the vehicle can plan ahead instead of reacting at the last second.

Why is this important? Predicting human behavior, not just reacting to it, could dramatically improve traffic safety and reduce pedestrian-related accidents. Beyond autonomous vehicles, this capability could influence emergency response, security, and human/AI interaction more broadly—ushering in machines that better understand and adapt to human intentions, not just movements.

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What happened? According to OpenAI’s annual enterprise report, professional workers are saving up to an hour a day using its AI tools.

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