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Attorney General Gentner Drummond is calling on Congress to take immediate action to regulate the artificial intelligence industry to protect the safety of Oklahomans.
Read the original →Fair Technologies Inc. will begin offering WelvieAI, an AI training program specialized for the welfare sector, on October 7, 2026. The two-month online course covers general AI skills as well as AI use in practical welfare work.
Read the original →Meta is donating 1,000 Ray-Ban Meta AI glasses to four Singapore community organisations to help persons with disabilities.
Read the original →The author is visiting Tokyo Big Sight to learn about advanced welfare equipment and AI. Examples mentioned include a wheelchair that is safe on a downhill slope even when both hands are released, and a self-driving lift that climbs stairs without a caregiver. The author says AI and digital tools will be essential in a future with less human support, and that they attend exhibitions regularly to break down the limits of their own thinking.
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