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Georgia Election Review Panel Recommends Gradual Shift to Hand-Marked Ballots

Brad Raffensperger · Atlanta

Georgia Election Review Panel Recommends Gradual Shift to Hand-Marked Ballots

71% Center coverage: 7 sources

ATLANTA — After six lengthy hearings around the state last year, a special legislative committee studying the elections process has recommended incremental changes to Georgia's voting system.See the Story

Georgia Senate Passes SB 382: Mandatory Property Tax Caps to Shield Homeowners

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Georgia Senate Passes SB 382: Mandatory Property Tax Caps to Shield Homeowners

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Senate Bill 382 mandates statewide property tax caps by preventing local governments from opting out of assessment limits.See the Story

Georgia might criminalize using AI to create obscene images of people

Artificial Intelligence · Atlanta

Georgia might criminalize using AI to create obscene images of people

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ATLANTA — It could soon become a serious crime in Georgia to use AI apps to create obscene, computer-generated images of real people.State senators considered a proposal Monday to create the crime of “virtual peeping” by using artificial intelligence to…See the Story

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