The Biden administration will start implementing a new requirement for the developers of major artificial intelligence systems to disclose their safety test results to the government.

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People enjoy the boardwalk, Friday, Nov. 13, 2020, in Rehoboth Beach, Del. This resort town known for Atlantic waves that are sometimes surfable, fresh-cut French fries and a 1-mile wooden boardwalk that dates back to the 1870s has long prided itself on being the Nation's Summer Capital. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)

DETROIT Detroit has lost more residents since 2010 than any other big city in the nation, closing out the last decade with another year of falling population, new census figures show. The estimates released Thursday come as the 2020 census is underway. But as of May 19, Detroits response rate for the latest census was 46% one of the lowest of the nations big cities, according to The Detroit News. For us to get the resources we deserve, we need to make sure everyone is counted, said Kerry Ebersole Singh, executive director of the Michigan 2020 Census. Michigans population overall grew slightly in 2019, by nearly 2,800 residents to just under 10 million, according to census estimates.

ATLANTA, GA The latest Nation's Report Card is painting a dismal picture of math and reading achievement among American fourth and eighth graders despite a few bright spots. Nationwide, a little more than a third of eighth graders are proficient in reading and math. About a third of fourth graders are proficient in reading, while more than 40% of fourth graders are proficient in math. The decline in both reading and math performance among eighth grade students preparing to enter high school was especially concerning, officials said. Both low- and high-achieving eighth graders slipped in reading, but the declines were generally worse for lower-performing students.