The Political Outlook Isn’t Good for Blue Cities in Red States
An investigation into the right’s success at state-level organizing—and how the left can achieve the same.
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The United States Is Obsessed With Four-Year Degrees
And it’s hurting airlines and shutting out potential pilots.
How a TAACCCT Grantee Elevated the Use of Open Educational Resources
In just over a year, the TAACCCT-supported Go Open Initiative saved students more than $1 million.
OTI Applauds Historic House Vote to Restore Net Neutrality
Today, the House of Representatives passed the Save the Internet Act (H.R. 1644), which would restore the FCC’s 2015 net neutrality rules.
The Perfect Tweetstorm: Microsoft’s Tay and the Cultural Politics of Machine Learning
Machine learning algorithms are increasingly used in the lifestyle domain, quietly working in the background.
Creating AI Systems That Take Culture into Account
If we want our AI systems to reflect our standards and values, how can we create AI systems that take culture into account?
Saluting Military Child Care
For the Month of the Military Child, we honor the realization of a thirty year transformation that has been compared to a Cinderella story.
Celebrating the Week of the Young Child
Five Civil Society Organizations Remind Congress: Look to the Supreme Court, Not Silicon Valley CEOs, For Guidance Before Regulating Online Speech
U.S. Supreme Court rulings have established principles sharply limiting the situations in which speech may be regulated or silenced.
The Automated Administrative State
The trend toward more prevalent and less transparent automation in agency decision-making is deeply concerning.