Cashless era tests aid for unhoused in Street Sense model
Street Sense in Washington adapts to a cashless world by letting vendors redeem profits via a cashless app. The Salvation Army notes limited kettles accept card payments, while Samaritan app funds targeted needs with donor choices and case management. Vendors face tech hurdles and shifting foot traffic.
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EU clinches deal on first comprehensive AI rules
European Parliament and 27 member states reach a tentative political agreement on the AI Act, establishing oversight for generative AI and face recognition. The deal faces technical details and potential gaps cited by rights groups, with final law possible in 2025 and penalties up to 35 million euros or 7 percent of turnover.
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Europe
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Columbia Law School
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Daniel Leufer
Digital Rights Group
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