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Orange-level warnings -- the second most serious -- were issued across parts of both islands for severe rain and large sea swells, and in some South Island districts for heavy snow. The storm system that lay across much of the country Thursday was due to ease Friday.New Zealanders are accustomed to wild winter conditions because of geographic features that produce variable and sometimes

across the country of 5 million people. But it was unusual that such widespread warnings were issued.CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) — After retreating from their workplace diversity, equity and inclusion programs, tech companies could now face a second reckoning over their DEI work in AI products.In the White House and the Republican-led Congress, “woke AI” has replaced

as a problem that needs fixing. Past efforts to “advance equity” in AI development and curb the production of “harmful and biased outputs” are a target of investigation, according to subpoenas sent to Amazon, Google, Meta, Microsoft, OpenAI and 10 other tech companies last month by the House Judiciary Committee.And the standard-setting branch of the U.S. Commerce Department has deleted mentions of AI fairness, safety and “responsible AI” in its appeal for collaboration with outside researchers. It is instead instructing scientists to focus on “reducing ideological bias” in a way that will “enable human flourishing and economic competitiveness,” according to a copy of the document obtained by The Associated Press.

In some ways, tech workers are used to a whiplash of Washington-driven priorities affecting their work.

But the latest shift has raised concerns among experts in the field, including Harvard University sociologist Ellis Monk, who several years ago was approached by Google to help make its AI products more inclusive., leading to a series of legal fights.

Federal courts around the country, including in New York, Colorado, Texas and Pennsylvania, have sinceof the Alien Enemies Act for many reasons, including by raising questions about whether the country is truly facing an invasion.

Miller, who has beenof judges ruling against the administration, advanced the argument that the judicial branch may not get to decide.