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Panel 4: AI in the Public Interest – Federal & State Perspectives

Join us for the final podcast on panel four of GETTING-Plurality's conference on the Political Economy featuring speakers Secretary Jason Snyder, Commonwealth of Massachusetts; Secretary Yvonne Hao, Commonwealth of Massachusetts; Ami Fields-Meyer, Former White House; and moderato ...  Show more

Panel 2: Conference on the Political Economy of AI

In the second episode from GETTING-Plurality's Conference on the Political Economy of AI, we hear from speakers Janet Haven, Amba Kak, and Julius Krein about unpacking the motivations behind AI innovations. The mission of the Roy and Lila Ash Center for Democratic Governance and ...  Show more

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