Can NYC’s Algorithm Policy Problems Inspire Smarter Government Tech Deals?
NYC’s maligned approach to devising policy for government algorithmic tech use could inspire other cities – at least in one way.
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Portland Commissioner Floats Penalty for Business Facial Recognition Use
A Q&A with Jo Ann Hardesty, Portland’s first black woman on the city council, who considers banning facial recognition a matter of civil rights.
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Portland’s contract with Sidewalk Labs limits algorithmic transparency, and fails to address law enforcement data access.
Notes from a Reporter in Portland, a Sidewalk Labs City (and How AT&T Data Led to Replica Software)
RedTail’s Kate Kaye lives in Portland, OR, where a project with Sidewalk Labs is underway. She tells how AT&T data was used in research leading to the firm’s Replica software and offers a glimpse at other potential AI and emerging tech partnerships Portland has considered.
Why Escooters Could Help Decide Rules for Data Sharing and Equitable Mobility
Escooter partnerships could set precedents for data sharing and access before things like self-driving cars and delivery drones swoop into town.