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This week, we are joined by Brad Auerbach from Outside GC, who is talking about their research on "Trailblazing Tennessee Legislation – the ELVIS Act." Ben has the story of parents suing over a bad grade their kid got after using AI. Dave looks at bias in AI evaluations of resumés.

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Links to the stories:

• Parents Sue School That Gave Bad Grade to Student Who Used AI to Complete Assignment
• AI overwhelmingly prefers white and male job candidates in new test of resume-screening bias

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