‘Big Beautiful’ Reconciliation Bill Will Upend States’ Bottom-Up AI Governance
A 10-year ban would prohibit states from enforcing already-passed laws and passing new laws regulating AI models.
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All Aboard: The Ethics of Campus AI and Higher Education’s New Trolley Problem
Universities don’t have to choose between a false dichotomy of either ceding control to artificial intelligence or rejecting it entirely.
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NSF Budget Cuts Would Harm the Middle Class
In a Capitol Hill briefing, experts agreed cuts to NSF harm the "skilled technical workforce," communities, and industry alike.
The Trump Administration Is Wielding Accreditation as Political Weapon Against Columbia University
The Education Department is trying to coerce the Columbia's accreditor into punishing it.
The Wakanda Rule: Refine What You Mine and Keep the Change
Aryn Baker explores how the "Wakanda Rule" offers African nations a blueprint to turn mineral wealth into climate power.
Launching the Future Security Scenarios Lab: Meeting Today’s RAND Moment
The Future Security Scenarios Lab advances a multidisciplinary approach to tackle complex security challenges through advanced technologies
New America Launches Groundbreaking Future Security Scenarios Lab to Tackle National Security Risks
NSF Funding Critical in Preparing Students for a Changing Workforce
Shalin Jyotishi is featured in a piece for Community College Daily on the importance of NSF funding in advancing STEM education and building
Republican Bill Shows Contempt for the Rule of Law
The House Republican domestic policy bill would make it all but impossible for the courts to stop the administration from breaking the law.
The Future of Climate Adaptation in America: A Q&A with Matt Sedlar
Tim Robustelli spoke to climate analyst Matt Sedlar about state and local climate adaptation efforts amid cuts to federal programs.
‘You have to do everything:’ Harvard’s high-powered D.C. lobbyists an essential part of plan to counter Trump
Lee Drutman was quoted in the Boston Globe on how Harvard should approach its lobbying strategy.