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JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon Is Seeking To Put Safeguards In Place For AI. He's Launching A Cross-Industry Coalition.

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon has personally contacted cross-industry leaders in recent weeks, encouraging them to join an AI-focused version of his Alliance for Critical Infrastructure, according to a new report.

Family Emergency Plan: Key Safety Skills Every Child Can Learn, From Calling 911 To Taking on Leadership Roles as Teens

Teach kids essential emergency skills, from calling 911 to memorizing key details and taking leadership as teens, with a simple, practical family emergency plan.

California Enacts First US Law Requiring AI Chatbot Safety Measures

Megan Garcia hopes a landmark California law establing safeguards for AI chatbots will prevent further tragedies after losing her teenage son Sewell Setzer III in a suicide linked to such technology

California governor Gavin Newsom on Monday signed into law a first-of-its-kind law regulating artificial intelligence chatbots, defying a push from the White House to leave such technology unchecked.

Breaking the Illusion of Safety: FutureVu Brands Reshapes Protective Security Through Real-World Solutions

FutureVu Brands Inc. is at the forefront of this space, leveraging over three decades of experience to bring honesty, clarity, and effectiveness to a conversation often diluted by hype.

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Japanese car maker Daihatsu closed the last of its four domestic plants

Toyota's Daihatsu Suspends All Domestic Production

Japanese car maker Daihatsu has suspended all its domestic production as the Toyota-owned company faces a massive safety testing scandal.

AFP News Dec 26, 2023

Tesla electric vehicle chargers are seen during the winter in Hofn

Tesla Facing Investigation After Steering Wheels Detach From Two Model Y Cars

Tesla is facing its latest investigation from U.S. auto safety regulators over two claims of complete steering wheel detachment in its 2023 Model Y SUV.

Joshua Markland Mar 08, 2023

Tesla Recall 2023: Loose Bolts May Cause Injury In Nearly 3,500 Model Y Cars

Tesla is calling for 3,470 of its 2022-2023 Model Y cars to be inspected due to potentially loose bolts which could cause injury.

Joshua Markland Mar 06, 2023

Subaru Recall: Select 2023 Solterra EVs May Have Wheels That Fall Off

Subaru has issued a recall for over 1000 of its latest 2023 Solterra Electric SUV's over a hub bolt issue that could cause the vehicle's wheels to fall off.

Joshua Markland Feb 14, 2023

Biden Administration Considers Banning Gas Stoves Nationwide

The Consumer Product Safety Commission is considering the action due to the harmful pollutants released by the appliances.

Pola Rubio Jan 10, 2023

Oyster shells like these, seen at the Chula Vista Wildlife Refuge in California, are ground up to help form reef balls that attract live oysters

Texas Recalls Oysters Harvested In Southeastern Galveston Bay After Reports Of Illness

Texas is recalling oysters harvested in the southeastern area of Galveston Bay after reports of illnesses across multiple states.

Joshua Markland Dec 15, 2022

Tesla vehicles are shown at a sales and service center in Vista, California

Tesla's Autopilot Faces Lawsuit Over Safety Concerns

Tesla will go to trial in February over the effectiveness of Autopilot, a key system for the electric automaker that controls steering, speed and braking.

Manan Bhavnani Sep 13, 2022

Carnival Cruise Ship ‘Overwhelmed’ By COVID-Infected Passengers: ‘I Did Not Feel Safe’

“As soon as I got diagnosed with COVID, I did not feel safe," one Carnival Cruise passenger aboard the the ship said.

Dawn Geske May 05, 2022

A March 2021 view of the US embassy in Moscow amid US complaints that it has to let go of local staff

US Begins Clearing Embassies In Russia, Belarus After Latest Sanctions Over Ukraine

The U.S State Department is calling on Americans in Russia to “leave immediately” as tensions mount over Vladimir Putin's decision to launch an invasion of Ukraine.

Nicholas Morgan Feb 28, 2022

Teacher Reveals How She Prepares Students For Active Shooter Situation, Video Goes Viral On TikTok

The teacher hid a hockey puck underneath the table of each student so they can defend themselves.

Shreyashi Chakraborty Jan 24, 2022

International Animal Rights Day: Quotes That Promote Their Welfare

During the observance, animal rights advocates from around the world come together and launch campaigns and activities that urge people to uphold animals' rights.

Naina Raghavan Dec 10, 2021

Instacart also announced new safety measures for personnel following a wave of protests about health risks for the delivery workers

Instacart Unveils 'Shopper Safety Alert' Technology, Here's What It Means

The new feature allows users to know the second something bad happens for a delivery or pickup.

Maggie Valenti Nov 18, 2021

Visa credit cards are displayed in Washington

Contactless Pay Transactions Soared During The Pandemic

Contactless pay is becoming the preference of consumers who want a safe and convenient way to shop during the pandemic. The trend has been popular worldwide and is expected to continue.

Ben Scheffer Aug 17, 2021

Patient Dies After Oxygen Valve Sucks His Face, Empties His Lungs; Clinic Fined $403,000

Hyperbaric oxygen clinic Oxymed and its founder, 61-year-old Malcolm Hooper, were fined a total of $559,700 after one disabled patient died in the facility in 2016.

Dane Enerio Aug 10, 2021

Instagram Announces New Privacy Policies Protecting Young Users

After growing criticism from child-safety advocates, Instagram finally announces new policies to protect young users in its photo-sharing app.

Giulia Campos Jul 27, 2021

Worker's Arm Amputated, Suffers Broken Neck After Getting Entangled In Factory Machine

A 68-year-old worker in England suffered life-threatening injuries and had to have one of his arms amputated after he became entangled in part of a machine at his workplace.

Dane Enerio Jul 01, 2021

A Russian spy cigarette pack with hidden camera is displayed during an auction preview for "The Cold War Relics Auction" at Julien's Auctions in Beverly Hills, California

Soviet Spy Gadgets To Go Under Hammer In Beverly Hills

Soviet spy gadgets to go under hammer in Beverly Hills

IBT Staff Reporter Feb 08, 2021

French security forces are regularly accused of discrimination and using excessive force

France Ponders How To Improve Confidence In Police

France ponders how to improve confidence in police

IBT Staff Reporter Feb 01, 2021

Rescuers in China are racing to try and recover miners trapped hundreds of metres underground

11 Chinese Miners Saved As Rescuers Race To Find Remaining 10

11 Chinese miners saved as rescuers race to find remaining 10

AFP News Jan 24, 2021

Factfile on the Chinese gold mine where 22 miners were trapped underground on January 10. One of them has been confirmed dead, 11 others have been contacted, and the whereabout of 10 remain unknown as of January 21.

Rescuers Say At Least Two More Weeks To Free Chinese Miners

Rescuers say at least two more weeks to free Chinese miners

AFP News Jan 22, 2021

16-Year-Old With Mental Health Crisis Beaten, Hit With A Stun Gun At Hospital: Lawsuit

According to the lawsuit, the mother and the teen were "aggressively confronted" by a security officer as they approached the emergency room entrance.

Suneeta Sunny Jan 21, 2021

Twenty-two workers have been entombed underground at the Hushan mine near Qixia city in east China's Shandong province since a January 10 explosion

Rescuers Scramble To Free Chinese Miners Trapped Underground

Rescuers scramble to free Chinese miners trapped underground

AFP News Jan 21, 2021

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