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‘Evaluators’ are supposed to protect humans from AI

Amber Wright
Amber Wright
Amber Wright
Reporter · Bismarck, ND

With a business degree from the University of North Dakota, Amber has spent the last 4 years reporting on local economies and entrepreneurship in Bismarck. Her previous work includes stints at local business magazines and economic development organizations.

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Reporter · Friday, October 30, 2026 at 4:00 PM · 1 min read
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‘Evaluators’ are supposed to protect humans from AI — Hazen Technology news

CalMatters reports that California is leading efforts to establish AI evaluators to mitigate risks, addressing conflicts of interest while emphasizing accountability.

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