Paige Gross

Americans are anxious about AI's role in the election. But aside from the obvious uses, here's a few "unseen" AI systems that we've actually lived with for years that are playing a role this campaign season: https://t.co/qKEODij5Rj

A non-election story for your timeline: Social media is changing how people interact with public lands + parks. This "selfie tourism" can hurt ecosystems, wildlife and surrounding communities. Here's how areas inundated with tourists are dealing: https://t.co/uW91fNrt6L

Outdoor enthusiasts and preservationists: would love to talk about a location that's been ruined by "selfie tourism" for a @statesnewsroom story. Also: how social media and technology has changed the way you interact with public lands. #journorequest

The @USDOL released some AI best practices this week, that help employers navigate the technology, while protecting workers. It's not a law, but it's a step toward more federal guidance on how to use AI. https://t.co/TSogYLg0R9

RT @WIExaminer: Via @statesnewsroom national tech reporter @By_paigegross, researchers find clear racial bias in recommendations made by AI…

RT @MaineMorninStar: In a time where citizenship status is highly politicized and social media is surveilled, a look at how young people re…

How do you navigate being online as an undocumented person? I talked with young immigrants this week who have thought carefully about how to portray themselves online. https://t.co/ioH8t8UFjr

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RT @christopherwink: Hey, we won! So proud that @Technical_ly was awarded the "Journalistic Impact" award (in the large tier, homie!) last…

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RT @nuclearunicorns: Pitch tip of the day: Gimme those bulleted lists!! I get SO many emails — large chunks of text slow me down and my ey…

Why do huge government IT projects so often struggle upon rollout? My latest, including the transitional steps governments can take to make these projects go smoothly. https://t.co/cUI2YZrGcZ

How are Americans feeling about AI? Generally negatively, though they see some potential, a new report today found: https://t.co/RJwnLsfnG6

My latest for @statesnewsroom, a look into the current role AI is playing in misinformation campaigns this election season:

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The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence technology has made it easier to create believable but totally fake videos and images and spread misinformation about elections, experts say. via @By_paigegross https://t.co/E6p44jfvkZ

RT @statesnewsroom: Government agencies and private sector companies are adapting artificial intelligence technologies in their wildfire mo…