“Eliciting impacted communities’ input can support true innovation by directing technology development to the problems identified on the ground — rather than those imposed from the top down,” AIMLab Project Director Meg Young writes. Read on Tech Policy Press

In Tech Policy Press, ‪Alice Marwick and Kevin De Liban explain why using AI in the name of “government efficiency” is likely to create more problems than it solves — with vulnerable communities paying the steepest price. Read on Tech Policy Press

For Nieman Lab's annual predictions for journalism, Alice Marwick offers her forecast for 2025: the mainstream media will lose its last grip on relevancy, and the fundamental gap in understanding between partisan Americans will widen. Read on Nieman Lab

“To conjoin Silicon Valley profits with the war machine, Trump now inherits a national security base that gets the last word on tech policy," writes Brian Chen. Read on Tech Policy Press

Janet Haven and Ami Fields-Meyer lay out how unaccountable AI systems threaten a free and open society, and outline the critical policy interventions that could help us correct course. Read on Foreign Policy

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Joan Mukogosi writes about the urgency of protecting the health and data of Black pregnant people. Read on Yes! Magazine

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