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In Maryland, the state has been sharing details on how they are trying to regulate AI and how the state is using AI.
This proves that artificial intelligence is already shaping the workforce in many ways.
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Summary:
00:00 – Introduction
00:48 – AI Tools used by Maryland State Agencies
04:31 – IT Infrastructure & Enterprise Tools
08:35 – Montgomery County Bans Algorithmic Price-Fixing
09:57 – Flock Safety Cameras & Public Surveillance Debate
17:16 – Halo Robotic Hair Braiding Machine
18:11 – Wrap-up & Newsletter Updates
Chelsea Kirkland, Digital Inclusion Coordinator for the DC Public Library, describes the program and explains how to get involved.
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Summary of audio and video:
Introduction to the Topic: (0:00 – 0:34).
The Community’s Concerns (0:36 – 2:47).
Digital Tools & Resources: (2:49 – 3:52)
Addressing Overwhelm: (3:54 – 6:02)
Upcoming Events & Programs: (6:04 – 7:32)
The ‘Pilot’ Concept: (7:34 – 10:00)
Closing Thoughts: (10:02 – 13:25)
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Jay Pendleton works on an AI and models team at a financial institution, and she is an alumna of North Carolina A&T State University. In this episode, she shares her experience working in the industry, following a recent discussion on the need for greater Black representation in AI that she shared on Threads.
Here, she discusses the pressure that comes with AI in the corporate world as generative AI takes off, what responsible use looks like, and the backlash surrounding Black creators who recently attended an OpenAI retreat.
This week, I’m sitting down with Dr. Talitha Washington, executive director of the Center for Applied Data Science and Analytics at Howard University, who is a joy to talk to. She’s breaking down what data centers are in plain English, why you should learn more about AI, and the nuances of the conversations we’ve seen this week about OpenAI and influencers.
A conversation with Dr. Mark McNees, an FSU faculty member and nationally published energy policy voice, on what’s fueling the data center debate.
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