How Regions Can Pivot From Carbon- to Tech-based Economies
Shifting a regional economy is a long-term commitment that requires data-based strategies, economic and racial inclusion and significant, sustained investment in education, a recent report says.
Don't call it data literacy, it's data proficiency
States can get employees successfully working with data by making the training process more approachable, data experts said.
AI project targets hidden tax shelters
By flagging unintended consequences of changes to tax policies, AI researchers hope to shut down tax shelters used by sophisticated tax dodgers.
EVs Rev Up Cybersecurity Challenges
Without a meaningful way to secure and insure the electric vehicle infrastructure, EV owners, charging stations and fleet managers are vulnerable to hackers.
Are people getting better at avoiding misinformation?
Research shows people may be avoiding unreliable websites more often, but older adults are still targets of malicious misinformation.
Microsoft Quietly Supported Legislation To Make It Easier To Fix Devices. That’s a Big Deal.
Major tech companies have long opposed the right to repair, but Microsoft is finally engaging with lawmakers and activists.
City pilots sensors that track street activity, detect conflicts
The devices will collect data on road users’ speed, turning movements and modes and paths of travel to inform safety initiatives and city planning.
Takeaways from our investigation into Wisconsin’s racially inequitable dropout algorithm
Wisconsin’s Dropout Early Warning System (DEWS) scores every middle schooler based on income, race and more.
Drivers More Distracted Now Than Before the Pandemic, Study Shows
Data shows that laws to prevent distracted driving have a near-immediate impact, but that the effect wears off quickly.
Analysis paralysis: When too much data reduces decision-making
The growing volume of data, expanding number of sources and its increasing complexity is undermining leaders’ ability to confidently use it to make decisions, a new report finds.
How Local Governments Can Rise to the Infrastructure Complexity Challenge
COMMENTARY | To take advantage of the federal government’s $2 trillion in investments, municipalities must think big, start small and scale fast.
ChatGPT’s Other Risk: Oversharing Confidential Data
As many as 6.5% of employees have pasted their organization’s data into ChatGPT, and 3.1% have copied and pasted sensitive data to the program, recent research showed.
One city’s unexpected open-data benefits
Phoenix’s open data portal inspired residents to develop solutions for parking and urban heat on their own, the mayor says.
States Abandon Access to Shared Voter Registration Data
As states gear up to leave the Electronic Registration Information Center, few have specific plans in place to maintain accurate voter rolls on their own.
IoT network insights drive smart city planning
A cloud-enabled sensor network helps city officials meet resident needs and collaborate with neighboring communities.
New York City to Weigh Strict Facial Recognition Ban
Legislation would bar the use of the technology in public places and in residential buildings and would be one of the strictest prohibitions in the United States.
Montana Could Be First State to Ban TikTok
Lawmakers approved legislation to prevent the app from operating within the state, but critics said it has no clear enforcement plan and violates the U.S. Constitution.
Virginia election officials change process for removing dead people from voter rolls
A computer coding error in Virginia's Department of Elections voting system failed to flag less obvious death records, leading to deceased people remaining on voter lists. But now registrars can submit obituaries to clean up voter rolls.
States abandon access to shared voter registration data
As states gear up to leave the Electronic Registration Information Center, few have specific plans in place to maintain accurate voter rolls on their own.
Some States May Be Barring the Door to Unemployment Benefits
Nine states are requiring unemployment insurance applicants to verify their identity before submitting applications.
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