Rather than having honest convos on AI, people have been sold the idea that the tech is inevitable, said Maywa Montenegro, an assistant professor at UC Santa Cruz. Because of that, she wrote an AI policy to her class, and got some interesting responses:
You should sign up for your local government’s emergency alert system if you haven’t. How to do it:
Gig companies claim workers now make more than $30 per hour. But one study shows the average earnings after expenses for ride-hailing drivers, not including tips, is about $7.12 per hour.
Originally intended to block obscene or harmful content, the filters schools use prevent students from learning. Here’s why students are frustrated, in their own words:
How can journalists use AI ethically? For Tomas, it’s all about running the tools locally and verifying the findings. See how he’s using AI:
Internet-connected cars allow abusers to track domestic violence survivors after they leave.
Schools have the power to decide what’s inappropriate for kids. The result: The Trevor Project ➡️ Blocked Planned Parenthood ➡️ Blocked NASA ➡️ Blocked How that happened:
People are talking more about book bans in libraries and schools, but do you know there’s digital censorship as well? We investigated it earlier this year, here’s what we found:
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