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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DHS Must Continue Publishing Its AI Inventory for the Sake of Our Rights and Safety
Amidst a changing tech policy environment, it’s vital to preserve federal agencies’ AI inventories that provide transparency to the public.
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Fellow Atossa Araxia Abrahamian discusses how the ultra-wealthy exploit global loopholes amidst the rise of millionaire migration.
Perverting the Mission: The Trump Administration’s Attempt to Distort Civil Rights Enforcement
The Trump administration is attempting to distort civil rights enforcement in education.
Siri Chilazi on How to Make Work Fair
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Federal Education Cuts Halt Technical Assistance Programs
Recent federal contract cancellations have left states and school districts without access to valuable technical assistance.
Five Misconceptions of Youth Apprenticeships
A current youth apprentice dispels myths about the youth apprenticeship earn-and-learn model.
OTI Joins Comments Urging the FCC to Adopt a Tribal Licensing Window in the Upcoming AWS-3 Auction
Waiting for What’s Next
Sarah Carr wrote an article in Slate Magazine about the Trump administration’s actions targeting students with disabilities.