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Cuisia: Gov’t Blockchain Must Be More Than a ‘Glorified Notary’; Warns Against Vendor Bias
BitRSS 23 Jan 2026
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A study highlights a bias by the Constitutional Court in favour of the central government (Universitat de Barcelona)
Public Technologies 23 Jan 2026
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Your AI could copy our worst instincts, but there’s a fix for AI social bias
Digital Trends 23 Jan 2026
Chatbots can sound neutral, but a new study suggests some models still pick sides in a familiar way ... That pattern is a core marker of AI social bias ... Recommended Videos. There’s also a more constructive takeaway ... The bias showed up across models ... .
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AI bias study: ChatGPT can adopt authoritarian views with minimal prompts
The News International 23 Jan 2026
AI bias study ... In the rapidly-evolving landscape of artificial intelligence, the chatbots remain vulnerable to various threats, including AI psychosis and bias based on gender and different sectors, thereby reinforcing inequalities.
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Ludhiana: Opposition snubs mayor’s lunch, cites bias, no development in a year
Hindustan Times 22 Jan 2026
“The civic body has been working ...
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Madhubani Bar Association refutes gender bias claims of lawyer Anita Jha, says district magistrate examining issue
Indian Express 22 Jan 2026
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American-Studies Journal Articles Biased Against U.S., Analysis Says
Wall Street Journal 22 Jan 2026
A report by a left-of-center think tank sees negative bias in the field’s flagship journal, American Quarterly. The journal counters that its mission isn’t national boosterism ... .
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Trump claims Times Siena poll is ‘fake’ and biased over 2024 Election coverage, vows legal action
Live Mint 22 Jan 2026
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Animus: When lawmakers let bias make law
Q Saltlake Magazine 22 Jan 2026
The landmark case Romer v. Evans (1996) illustrates this principle ... In United States v ... Also in 2013, U.S. District Judge Robert J. Shelby ruled in Kitchen v ... laws rooted in bias or animosity toward LGBTQ people are unconstitutional ... Share ... ....
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