DAILY INNOVATION BRIEF by Maryanne Kane, Journalist
DAILY INNOVATION BRIEF
By Journalists Edward Kane & Maryanne Kane
ELECTRIC SPORTS CAR WITH ENVIRONMENTAL CONSCIENCE THAT'S FUN TO DRIVE
- The Dutch electric sports car Carice TC2 shatters preconceptions of big, heavy and boring e-sports cars. Here are some key facts:
- Weighs a mere 1300 pounds, lightweight and nimble
- Design inspired by sports cars of the past - elegant, stylish and uncomplicated
- Electric motor is rear-mounted with just 56 hp
- Battery: 31.5 kilowatt-hour
- Range: Up to 186 miles on a single charge
- Unassisted (non-powered) steering and braking - meaning no power steering and no ABS
- It's a small, nimble, quick, 2-seat comfortable, eco-friendly sports car that's being called a fun ride convertible
- Netherlands-based Carice is taking orders for the car that's built from the ground up and personalized for the customer starting at $48,478.
IS AI BIASED AGAINST WOMEN? IT APPEARS YES
- New research by New York University shows that AI resume screening systems used by many Fortune 500 companies exhibit bias against women and particularly Moms. Here are some key facts:
- New study by NYU researchers on AI resume screening systems used by Fortune 500 companies
- AI systems found to discriminate against women calling them a "liability"
- Nearly 2500 resumes reviewed by the NYU team
- 4 AI models used by companies to review resumes of job candidates were analyzed including ChatGPT and Google's Bard
- All models rejected resumes with maternity gaps
- The AI systems exhibited "bias" against women, especially those that took substantial maternity leaves
- NYU researchers called the findings "alarming" with qualified candidates being filtered by virtue of being women and parenthood
- Very important research to fix a big AI flaw that discriminates against women.
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