And the Oscar Goes to … Voting Reform?
While evidence is inconclusive, there are signs that ranked-choice voting has brought the show in line with demands for more inclusive art.
Earning While Learning with Early Educator Apprenticeship Programs
International Civil Liberties and Technology Coalition Urges Australian Parliament To Amend Its Dangerous Encryption Law
Today, an international civil liberties and technology coalition urged the Australian Parliament to amend its new encryption law.
Online Symposium: Chinese Thinking on AI Security in Comparative Context
Remembering Antisemitism When Public Memory Is Fleeting
Reports on antisemitism matter not because they tell Jews what they already know—but because they force non-Jews to “never forget.”
San Diego to Grapple With Its Lack of Recovery Options for Homeless Patients
A new state law is forcing hospitals and regional leaders to wrestle with where patients can recover after release from the hospital.
Translation: Key Chinese Think Tank’s “AI Security White Paper” (Excerpts)
Who Do You Call When You’re the Victim of a Cybercrime?
Israel has an answer.