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School Districts Publish First Rigorous Results From AI Tutoring Pilots
Across 140 schools, math gains were real but uneven — and hinged less on the software than on how teachers deployed it.
Amara Diallo · · 6 min read
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Platforms, policy, and the software shaping daily life — from those who want guardrails and those who warn against them.
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Algorithm Disclosure Mandates Could Chill the Software That Works, Startups Warn
Founders and investors say audit regimes written for delivery giants will bury small platforms in compliance — and freeze the experimentation that improves pay.
Amara Diallo · · 5 min read
LeftThe Union Register
City Law Forces Delivery Apps to Open Their Algorithms to Auditors
The first-in-the-nation ordinance treats pay-setting code as a workplace condition subject to inspection — and drivers are already seeing the difference.
Amara Diallo · · 5 min read