AI Risks Creating a ‘Demand Machine’ for Governments, Report Warns
Route Fifty covered RethinkAI’s piece on how artificial intelligence will increase demand for government services before it increases efficiency.
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AI Hustle: Human Capital, Sovereignty, and the Global South
Can middle powers in the Global South turn talent migration and digital labor into real AI sovereignty? Jeremy McKey digs in.
Exploring Dandyism and Black Expression: A Roundtable Discussion
From classrooms to red carpets, our Met Gala roundtable dives into Black dandyism as history, resistance, and living curriculum.
The President’s Proposed Budget Would Strip Child Care Access from Student Parents
CCAMPIS is a critical program helping thousands of student parents access quality child care.
An Army of Humans and Machines Working Together
New America Strategist and ASU Professor of Practice Peter W. Singer examines the future of the Army as it turns 250.
New Video: Local Lessons from a Decade of Early Childhood Reform in California
In a new video, experts say their success offers critical lessons for this moment.
What to Know About Education Funding in Trump’s Budget
New America’s Education Policy program highlights the major education programs included in President Trump’s skinny budget.
Lawmakers Propose New Age Verification Rules
Prem Trivedi discusses the App Store Accountability Act, kids online safety, and online age verification with CNN.
Big Tech’s Foreign Policy Takeover
Elon Musk is only the most brazen illustration of how a handful of commercial tech firms are co-opting U.S. foreign policy.
Building a Better Big Tech Mouse Trap: Designing the Digital Platform Commission
Prem Trivedi on Public Knowledge’s proposal for a “Digital Platform Commission.”