Kentucky law and policy now require AI inventories, documentation, human review, disclosures, privacy and security controls, training, and governance. Here is what an AI agent can do—and what must remain under human authority.
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I. AI as the Great Revealer For the first time in human history, a non-human intelligence can process every public record, speech, vote, financial document, social signal, and behavioral footprint across centuries. This means: 1. Historical political behavior will be mapped like DNA patterns AI can identify: Today, this requires PhD-level work, teams of researchers, … Read more
