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Paige Gross

Paige Gross

National Tech Reporter at News From The States

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  • English
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  • Computers & Technology
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Recent Articles

michiganadvance.com

College students ‘cautiously curious’ about AI, despite mixed messages from schools, employers

For 21-year-old Rebeca Damico, ChatGPT’s public release in 2022 during her sophomore year of college at the University of Utah felt like navigating a minefield. The public relations student, now readying to graduate in the spring, said her professors immediately added policies to their syllabuses banning use of the chatbot, calling the generative artificial intelligence […]
lailluminator.com

College students 'cautiously curious' about AI, despite mixed messa...

Stern warnings colleges students get against using AI conflict with growing pressure from the job market to learn how to master it. 
minnesotareformer.com

Biden administration leaves ‘foundational’ tech legacy, technologis...

More than 2.4 million previously unserved homes and businesses have been connected to the internet.
kentuckylantern.com

Some in the venture capital community backed Trump. Here’s what’s n...

Some venture capital investors say they are excited by the prospect of a lighter regulatory environment under a new Trump administration.
penncapital-star.com

How social media is influencing our interactions with public lands

The parks crossed more than 300 million visitors nearly each year since their centennial celebration in 2016.
oregoncapitalchronicle.com

How social media is influencing our interactions with public lands

Technology and the rise of social media has driven new people to visit public parks and lands while also contributing to “selfie tourism.”
penncapital-star.com

How tech affected ‘the information environment’ of the 2024 election

Technologists and election academics warned that mis- and disinformation would play an even larger role in 2024 than in 2020 and 2016.
michiganadvance.com

How social media is influencing our interactions with public lands

Don’t pet the fluffy cows. That’s the Instagram bio tagline for the National Park Service’s popular account, which showcases stunning photos of the diverse terrains of the United States’ 431 national parks. The cheeky statement, followed by a buffalo emoji, is meant to make its 6 million followers laugh, NPS’ social media specialist Matthew Turner says, […]
idahocapitalsun.com

How social media is influencing our interactions with public lands

Technology and social media has driven new people to visit public parks and lands, but some outdoors spaces have been inundated with visitors.
newsfromthestates.com

How tech impacted ‘the information environment’ of the 2024 election

Advancements in AI technology, and the changing “information environment” undoubtedly influenced how campaigns operated and voters made decisions in the 2024 election, an elections and democracy expert said.
newsfromthestates.com

How tech impacted “the information environment” of the 2024 election

Advancements in AI technology, and the changing “information environment” undoubtedly influenced how campaigns operated and voters made decisions in the 2024 election, an elections and democracy expert said.
washingtonstatestandard.com

Americans, anxious about AI’s role in the election, may not know it...

AI plays “hidden roles” and may exacerbate some of America’s societal problems that are unrelated to technology, an expert says.
stateline.org

How social media is influencing our interactions with public lands

Technology and the rise of social media has driven new people to visit public parks and lands. But outdoor enthusiasts and environmental conservationists say social media has also contributed to the influx of visitation to specific landmarks that go viral on social media.
virginiamercury.com

Department of Labor releases AI best practices for employers

The U.S. Department of Labor released a list of artificial intelligence best practices for developers and employers this week, aiming to help employers benefit from potential time and cost savings of AI, while protecting workers from discrimination and job displacement. The voluntary guidelines come about a year after President Joe Biden signed an executive order to assess […]
alabamareflector.com

Department of Labor releases AI best practices for employers

The guide aims to mitigate risks of discrimination, data breaches and job replacement by AI, while embracing possible innovation and production.
newsfromthestates.com

As AI takes the helm of decision making, signs of perpetuating hist...

In a recent study evaluating how chatbots make loan suggestions for mortgage applications, researchers at Pennsylvania's Lehigh University found something stark: there was clear racial bias at play. 
missouriindependent.com

Pollsters are turning to artificial intelligence this election season

The speed of election cycles move, coupled with a drop in people participating in polls, have pollsters turning to artificial intelligence.
newsfromthestates.com

Budget restrictions, staff issues, and AI are threats to states’ cy...

Many state chief information and security officers say they don’t have the budget, resources, staff or expertise to feel fully confident in their ability to guard their government networks against cyber attacks, according to a new Deloitte & Touche survey of officials in all 50 states and D.C.
lailluminator.com

How immigrants navigate their digital footprints in a charged polit...

If you’re an immigrant in the United States, one post, like or comment on social media could lead to an arrest, deportation or denial of citizenship.
newsfromthestates.com

How immigrants navigate their digital footprints in a charged polit...

For more than a decade, San-Francisco-based Miguel has been successfully filing renewals for his Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) status every two years, at least until 2024. For some reason, this year, it took more than five months to get approval, during which his enrollment in the program lapsed, leaving him in a legal limbo. He lost his work visa and was put on temporary unpaid leave for three months from the large professional services company where he’s worked for a decade.
newsfromthestates.com

States strike out on their own on AI, privacy regulation

As congressional sessions have passed without any new federal artificial intelligence laws, state legislators are striking out on their own to regulate the technologies in the meantime.